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We've previously used [AWS Fargate](../platforms-and-aoe-services/aws_fargate.html) when we didn't require full container orchestration and aimed for simplicity without managing the OS ourselves. When dealing with Azure projects, we searched for a similar solution. After exploring the somewhat opaque list of options for running Docker images on Azure, we decided on [Azure Container Instances](https://azure.microsoft.com/products/container-instances), as they appeared to align most closely with AWS Fargate in terms of simplicity.
We've previously used [AWS Fargate](/platforms-and-aoe-services/aws_fargate/) when we didn't require full container orchestration and aimed for simplicity without managing the OS ourselves. When dealing with Azure projects, we searched for a similar solution. After exploring the somewhat opaque list of options for running Docker images on Azure, we decided on [Azure Container Instances](https://azure.microsoft.com/products/container-instances), as they appeared to align most closely with AWS Fargate in terms of simplicity.
However, while it's easy to get a container up and running with Azure Container Instances, it seems that this service is still in its early stages of maturity. Some notable limitations include the inability to automatically register containers in internal networks with Azure Application Gateway, a lack of support for internal DNS, occasional issues where containers need to be deleted and recreated instead of being smoothly replaced, and unexpected container restarts during the night without clear prior announcements or post-incident explanations.