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Check into Amazon ECS or Google Cloud Run.

It's basically a higher level of managed Kubernetes ( EKS or GKE ). You give your containers, and they take care of running it.

Tim Hockin (one of kubernetes creator) support the idea to use something as much managed and automatic as possible : https://twitter.com/thockin/status/1539987108521054208

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I'm aware of these products, but do not fit my use case.

I need to run some services on premises and have set up a self hosted Kubernetes instance on a physical server in a rack.

It could be overkill and maybe I could use something like Docker Swarm. Apart from this I am unsure what I can use that isn't K8s to orchestrate my containers on site.

Which features do you need that docker compose can't meet?

Rolling restart for zero downtime deployments.

AWS ECS can be run on-prem.

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