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not sure I understand you, in docker swarm your containers are started on n number of works from a single compose file on a manager. you can add any number of work nodes to scale your service as needed
N number of EXISTING nodes. Proper container orchestration platforms handle all the provisioning of instances, scaling of services, IAM...etc.
Docker Swarm (and all Docker tools) only handle...Docker.
Swarm is another thing I would never recommend in production.
That's not container orchestration, that's infrastructure orchestration. Depending on your use case docker swarm could just the right tool for the job.
You've been using Aws and they will happily let you add more nodes to your container runner of choice
No, it's container orchestration. As-in "I orchestrate all the scaling needed to run and scale the containers".