What is NOT a suitable use-case for Elastic Container Instance (ECI)?

Elastic Container Instance (ECI) is designed to simplify container management and deployment by eliminating the need for traditional server management and allowing for seamless scaling of containerized applications. It is particularly well-suited for applications that require quick and on-demand resource provisioning, making it ideal for use cases such as microservices architecture, batch processing of jobs, and running event-driven applications.

The use of ECI is generally not suitable for deploying third-party virtualization software. This is because ECI is specifically optimized for running containerized workloads, which are fundamentally different from virtual machines. Virtualization software typically involves managing an entire operating system environment, whereas ECI is focused on handling containerized applications that share the host operating system kernel. As a result, trying to deploy third-party virtualization solutions on ECI would not align with its designed capabilities and could lead to inefficiencies and complications.