Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Ryan John Marchand

Anirudh Balachandra Aithal

Kiran Kumar Meduri

Onur Filiz

Archana Srikanta

Micah William Hausler

Eswar Chander Balasubramanian

Sri Saran Balaji Vellore Rajakumar

The present application relates to providing a mechanism for specifying multiple network interfaces to be configured for on-demand compute capacity and for obtaining the credentials needed to configure the multiple network interfaces. For example, a container orchestration service may specify, in its code execution request to a serverless container management service, that multiple network interfaces are needed for the requested compute capacity. In response, the serverless container management service can identify the multiple network interfaces, determine the credential to be used to configure each of the multiple network interfaces, and attach the multiple network interfaces to the compute capacity acquired on behalf of the container orchestration service. During execution, the code running inside the compute capacity can utilize the multiple network interfaces as specified by the owner of the code.

Client-specified network interface configuration for serverless container management service

Systems for provisioning virtual network interfaces (VNIs) for tasks running on a virtual machine instance in a distributed computing environment are provided. The systems receive a request to launch a task corresponding to a plurality of containers in an instance in association with an instruction to provide a VNI for the task with a set of network security rules. The system may select an instance with sufficient resources to launch the task and enable communication using the VNI. The system may inhibit processes running on the instance other than containers associated with the task from communicating via the VNI.

Network interfaces for containers running on a virtual machine instance in a distributed computing environment

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Ryan John Marchand