Amazon Technologies, Inc.

William Andrew Thurston

Deepak Singh

Anirudh Balachandra Aithal

Kiran Kumar Meduri

Anthony Joseph Suarez

Muhammad Umer Azad

Daniel Robert Gerdesmeier

Euan Skyler Kemp

Tipu Saleem Qureshi

A task definition is received. The task definition indicates at least a location from which one or more software image can be obtained and information usable to determine an amount of resources to allocate to one or more software containers for the one or more software image. A set of virtual machine instances in which to launch the one or more software containers is determined, the one or more software image is obtained from the location included in the task definition and is launched as the one or more of software containers within the set of virtual machine instances.

System for managing and scheduling containers

A mobile device may include a plurality of hardware devices. The physical devices may be virtualized to enable efficient access and utilization. Furthermore, the mobile device may support containerization of applications executed by the hardware devices. The virtualized physical devices may be provided to various containers executed by the mobile device. Furthermore, a priority mechanism may be used to manage container access to the physical devices.

Virtualized hardware support for mobile devices

A mobile device may include a plurality of physical antennas configured to receive and transmit data. The physical antennas may be virtualized to enable efficient access and utilization of the computing resources of the physical antenna. Furthermore, the mobile device may support containerization of application executed by the mobile device. The virtualized physical antennas may be provided to various containers executed by the mobile device. Furthermore, a priority mechanism may be used to manage container access to the physical antennas.

A mobile device may provide virtualization of physical resources and containerization of software application. Various deployment strategies such as, a blue-green deployment strategy, may be utilized to perform application and other software updates between various containers of a mobile device. State information and other information from an active container may be provided to the update container during handover operations.

Container handover for device updates

A system and method for a container service that obtains a software image of a software container that has been configured to be executed within a computer system instance registered to a cluster by one or more processors. The container service is configured to receive a request to launch the software image in accordance with a task definition, wherein the task definition specifies an allocation of resources for the software container. The container service may then determine, according to a placement scheme, a subset of a set of container instances registered to the cluster in which to launch the software image in accordance with the task definition. Upon determining the subset of the set of container instances, the container service may launch the software image as one or more running software containers in the set of container instances in accordance with the task definition.

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