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If I want to scale my application. What I can do is launch the application say in docker container in EC2 instance and put it in auto-scalable group, such that on high loads another instance get created to mitigate the load.
But another things will be to use the kubernetes and also orchestrate the container.
I am not sure If I am making it a sense? But can you shade some light on it. What is the right way or how does it normally go.