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AWS05 · AWS cloud engineering

ECS/EKS Service Deployment

Deploy a service to a mock EKS cluster, roll out a new version and roll back when health checks fail.

📶 L400⏱ 90 min🧪 Live lab

🎯 You will learn to

  • Run a rolling update
  • Use health checks
  • Roll back

🧪 Live environment

Runs entirely in your browser: nothing is installed, no real cloud account is used and your code is never sent to our server.

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✅ Steps & checkpoints

🗺️ Rolling update with rollback

New pods replace old ones a few at a time; failing health checks stop the rollout and roll back to the last good version.

Rolling update with rollbackNew pods replace old ones a few at a time; failing health checks stop the rollout and roll back to the last good version.New imagev2ECRDeploymentrollingPods v1Pods v2HealthchecksRollbackto v1pushsurgedrainfailingTool / stepData storeComputeOperationsApp / UI

The 2D diagram shows the exact flow, ports and trust boundaries. The 3D scene is a concept view of the same parts; packets travel along the same arrows.

🤔 Think about it

What is the difference between a rolling and a blue/green deploy?

🛡️ Safety & cost

Mock mode by default. Real AWS practice is opt-in: use a sandbox account, AWS Budgets and least-privilege roles.

🧹 Cleanup

Delete the CloudFormation stack and check Cost Explorer the next day.

📚 Reference documents

Official sources, checked on 5 Nov 2026. Cloud services change often; check the official page before relying on a feature. All references