Hi @dheerajpanyam,
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The article/blog you mentioned outlines migration paths specifically from AWS services to Google Cloud services, and while it includes the EKS to GKE migration path, it doesn't specifically mention ECS to GKE. This could be because ECS and EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service) are both container orchestration services, and while ECS focuses on managing containers in AWS, it doesn't necessarily have the same Kubernetes-based architecture as EKS does.
ECS and EKS are different types of services, with ECS being a container orchestration service that doesn't rely on Kubernetes and operates its own containers, whereas EKS is similar to GKE that uses Kubernetes-based service.
You may check "Migrate from AWS to Google Cloud: Migrate from Amazon EKS to GKE". This document helps you to design, implement, and validate a plan to migrate from Amazon EKS to GKE.
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