Yup! In case of a success or failure, the container will be killed and you will only be billed for the execution time taken by Fargate. This is the beauty of using Fargate compared to EC2 instances.
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Nice! What happens to the container? Does it kill the container when the script ends?
Yup! In case of a success or failure, the container will be killed and you will only be billed for the execution time taken by Fargate. This is the beauty of using Fargate compared to EC2 instances.