Elastic File System
An EFS is easy to create. Use the search box, type "EFS", click on it, click "Create file system".
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| Create EFS. |
Create mount targets: (select all of it) (Take note of the default security group assigned to it. We need to do the inbound rules later.)
Choose performance mode: General Purpose (default)
Click "Create File System".
When it is all done, it looks something like this...
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| EFS created... |
How can we actually use it? We can mount it like any NFS folder, i.e. "mount -t nfs4 ...." Here's a simple demonstration of an EC2 instance mounting it (more details will be available later)...
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| An EC2 instance mounting an EFS. |
Part 1 - Overview
Part 2 - RDS
Part 3 - EFS
Part 4 - Key Pairs
Part 5 - Beanstalk
Part 6 - ebextensions Folder
Part 7 - Deploy Wordpress
Part 8 - 4000 Concurrent Connections


