What's New in AWS File Storage
summary
Covers concrete feature and deployment details: Amazon EFS supports NFS v4, petabyte scale, stores data across three AZs, offers EFS Infrequent Access saves up to 92% with lifecycle policies, and has bursting or provisioned throughput and general purpose or Max I/O modes. Amazon FSx for Windows supports SMB, AWS Managed AD, HDD and SSD options, single‑AZ or FSx multi‑AZ provides synchronous replication for continuous availability, and Windows data deduplication yields typical 50–60% savings; demo shows mounting EFS on Linux and FSx on Windows.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:33Agenda
- 0:56Why Customers Choose AWS
- 1:52File Storage Portfolio
- 3:37Fully Managed
- 4:30Amazon Elastic File System
- 7:30AWS FSX
- 8:43Use Cases
- 9:08Key Features
- 10:24How efs infrequent access works
- 11:27efs IAM Resource Policy
- 13:03Deployment Options
- 14:26Data Deduplication
- 16:01Shared Storage for Containers
- 16:13Do I need shared storage for containers
- 17:31What about analytics
- 20:03SQL Server
- 20:47Demo
- 25:20Create File System
- 28:54Conclusion
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