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Implementing Amazon Elastic File System

Learn how to easily share files between EC2 instances using Amazon Elastic File System (EFS). While doing so, you'll discover how EFS works and how to use it for various cloud-based workloads.

Intermediate
55m
(20)

Created by Nikola Milanovic

Last Updated Oct 13, 2025

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Implementing Amazon Elastic File System

Learn how to easily share files between EC2 instances using Amazon Elastic File System (EFS). While doing so, you'll discover how EFS works and how to use it for various cloud-based workloads.

Intermediate
55m
(20)

Created by Nikola Milanovic

Last Updated Oct 13, 2025

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AWS is the worlds largest public cloud provider and is used by thousands of developers to bring their ideas to life. In this course, Implementing Amazon Elastic File System, you’ll gain the ability to share file data between thousands of EC2 instances. First, you’ll explore what EFS is and how it compares to EBS and S3. Next, you’ll discover insights into EFS management and security. Finally, you’ll learn how to consume the shared file system from your EC2 instances. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of EFS and EC2 needed to setup real-world file-based workloads.

Implementing Amazon Elastic File System
Intermediate
55m
(20)
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