What’s new with file solutions
summary
AWS presents a broadened file portfolio: the FSx family now includes FSx for NetApp ONTAP (launched Sept, with Intelligent Tiering migrating cold data by default ~30 days and Single‑AZ at about $0.015/GB vs Multi‑AZ ~$0.03/GB), FSx for OpenZFS (re:Invent launch, up to 12.5 GB/s and 1M IOPS on Graviton), FSx for Lustre (Graviton rebuild gives ~60% lower $/MB/s and up to 1 GB/s per TB throughput, S3 import/export enhancements), FSx Windows adds Kendra connector and File Gateway, and EFS adds native replication and tiering.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Start
- 0:18Agenda
- 1:37Line of Business Applications
- 2:18On-Premises Storage
- 3:35Amazon Fsx
- 8:33Fsx for Windows File Servers
- 9:41Use Cases for Amazon Fsx for Windows File Server
- 9:53Microsoft Sql
- 11:58What's New with the Amazon Fsx for Windows File Server
- 12:56On-Premises Cache
- 13:41Fsx File Gateway
- 17:00Fsx for Netapp Ontap
- 18:18What's New with the Amazon Fsx for Netapp
- 18:35Single Lazy File System
- 24:16Amazon Fsx for Luster
- 25:25Integration with S3
- 27:01Enhancements around S3
- 27:44Automatic Export
- 33:19Native Replication for Amazon Elastic File System Efs
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