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In AWS, if you have multiple EC2 instances that need to share a file system (i.e. files within a directory tree), you can use AWS [...] .
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EFS

^^ EFS uses the NFS v4 protocal and is essentially a Network File server (i.e. each EC2 instance can mount a directory to it)
^^^ From the EFS console you get detailed instructions of how to mount to it from your EC2 (i.e. can be done easily through a tool AWS provides)
^^^^ EFS price model is pay for storage as you go (no pre-provisioning required), and is infinitely scalable (petabytes of data), so similar to S3 pricing model
^^^^^ to guarantee durability and availability, data is stored across multiple Availability Zones within a region
^^^^^^ Has read after write consistency.


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In AWS, if you have multiple EC2 instances that need to share a file system (i.e. files within a directory tree), you can use AWS [...] .
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In AWS, if you have multiple EC2 instances that need to share a file system (i.e. files within a directory tree), you can use AWS [...] .
Answer

EFS

^^ EFS uses the NFS v4 protocal and is essentially a Network File server (i.e. each EC2 instance can mount a directory to it)
^^^ From the EFS console you get detailed instructions of how to mount to it from your EC2 (i.e. can be done easily through a tool AWS provides)
^^^^ EFS price model is pay for storage as you go (no pre-provisioning required), and is infinitely scalable (petabytes of data), so similar to S3 pricing model
^^^^^ to guarantee durability and availability, data is stored across multiple Availability Zones within a region
^^^^^^ Has read after write consistency.


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