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Reduce Storage Costs with EFS
In this hands-on lab, you’ll learn how to centralize storage across multiple Amazon EC2 instances using Amazon Elastic File System (EFS). You’ll create a new EFS file system within a specified VPC, mount it on your EC2 instances, and migrate existing data from local EBS volumes to EFS. You’ll also update /etc/fstab so the shared file system mounts automatically on reboot, configure security group rules to allow NFS traffic, and remove the old EBS volumes to simplify your architecture and reduce storage costs.
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Configure an Amazon EFS File System
Create a new Amazon EFS file system within a specified VPC and understand how EFS integrates with EC2 for shared storage use cases.
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Secure Communication Between Amazon EC2 and Amazon EFS
Configure security group rules to allow NFS traffic and ensure the EC2 instance can securely connect to the EFS mount target.
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Mount Amazon EFS and Remove Redundant EBS Volumes from EC2
Use the NFS client on EC2 to mount Amazon EFS and eliminate redundant EBS volumes while maintaining persistent file access.
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