Modernizing your workloads with serverless, containers, and Amazon EFS
summary
Describes moving CMS, CI/CD, and ML workloads onto Amazon EFS with containers and Lambda, showing a WordPress-on-AWS Fargate reference and customer cases (Acquia, Asurion). Claims EFS is serverless, petabyte‑scale, regional with 11 nines durability and a four‑nine availability SLA, single‑digit ms latencies, per‑client throughput up to 500 MB/s, and up to 35,000 read IOPS (general purpose) with 3x small‑file and read throughput gains; lifecycle moves cold files to lower‑cost infrequent‑access.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:39Agenda
- 1:18What are our customers doing?
- 2:16Why modernize?
- 4:10Spectrum of compute services for application modernization
- 5:18Examples of applications that customers are modernizing
- 6:44Stateful applications need durable shared storage
- 11:09Lift & shift today, accelerate modernization
- 13:04Benefits of application modernization with containers, serverless, and Amazon EFS
- 16:44Acquia modernizes web hosting with Amazon EKS & Amazon EFS ACQUIA
- 17:15Application modernization with AWS Lambda
- 17:42AWS Lambda and Amazon EFS: Elastic machine learning inference
- 18:52Asurion builds on-demand machine learning using AWS Lambda & Amazon EFS
- 19:52Getting started and best practices
- 22:07Attaching EFS to ECS task definition
- 24:09Attaching EFS to a Lambda function
- 24:41Amazon EFS performance enhancements
- 26:08Small file performance enhancement
- 26:24Amazon EFS performance modes
- 27:24Amazon EFS-Performance best practices
- 28:11Automatic cost optimization
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