Yes, you're right, it could work if the container itself is frozen (everything already installed), so that nothing changes even if it's needed to launch a new container at some point.
Only temporary files would be a concern, like logs and so. (if transitioning)
For files produced by the app, if you need to post-process/archive them, perhaps consider the Sidecar Pattern. Basically you keep the main app container frozen, and put the post-processing logic in a separate container - it could be as simple as backing up the log files to S3.
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Yes, you're right, it could work if the container itself is frozen (everything already installed), so that nothing changes even if it's needed to launch a new container at some point.
Only temporary files would be a concern, like logs and so. (if transitioning)
For files produced by the app, if you need to post-process/archive them, perhaps consider the Sidecar Pattern. Basically you keep the main app container frozen, and put the post-processing logic in a separate container - it could be as simple as backing up the log files to S3.