Earlier this week, Docker pushed Docker for AWS into public beta. Originally announced earlier this year, the offering lets users “quickly set up and configure a working Docker 1.13 swarm-mode ...

It’s worth noting that Docker also recently engaged in a strategic partnership with Microsoft to integrate the Docker developer experience with Azure’s Container Instances.

While you could always use Docker containers on Amazon Web Services, using Docker's tools to deploy containers to AWS was tricker. Until now.

AWS CTO Werner Vogels outlines a new service that could scale Docker container technology. The move also speaks to the developer base.

AWS and Docker collaborate so that all Docker Compose and Docker Desktop services and applications can be run on AWS.

Last year, AWS and Docker started to collaborate on the open Docker Compose specifications to create a path for developers using the Docker Compose format to deploy their applications.