Amazon ECS Feature Support

For Amazon EC2 Scout and Falco containers, allocate a minimum of 256 CPU units and 512MB memory (a total of 512 CPU and 1GB memory per cluster node). This is a general-purpose recommendation and can be adjusted based on cluster node size and observed CPU and memory usage. See Adjust the CPU and memory allocations for ECS clusters for more information.

ECS on EC2 protection also has support for the modern Berkeley Packet Filter (BPF), also known as eBPF CO-RE (Compile Once, Run Everywhere). This allows Container Security to support any Linux kernel version 5.8 or later, as long as the BTF types are exposed.