Amazon EFS: Secure data persistence with Amazon ECS and AWS Fargate

In this demo, we’re going to use Amazon EFS to create a shared file system, and then attach it to existing Amazon ECS and AWS Fargate services. We’ll also explore how AWS IAM Authorization and EFS Access Points can simplify configuring more granular access to our data for different scenarios.

Amazon Elastic File System (EFS) provides a simple, scalable, and fully-managed shared file system for use with AWS Cloud services and on-premises resources. Whether you’re developing a new containerized application or modernizing an existing monolith, there are many types of applications where a shared persistence layer is an essential ingredient in achieving a resilient and durable architecture.

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[Rarez]

Amazing webinar/video. Enjoyed the high production quality! Super easy to understand and follow the author.

[JasonGrimm]

Excellent demo, very clear and easy to follow, nice work. Would love to see a 201 level demo w/ a more real world workload, IOPS heavy scenarios, file restore, cloudwatch dashboard, etc.

[matheuscruz]

I was stuck and this video helped me a lot. Thanks!

[blanky_nap]

Exactly thr kind of a project i am working on right now

[MusiGig]

Awesome now what about using Lustre instead of EFS?

[BenBenZhuForever]

Where is the link for this beautiful demo?

[mayorec]

When I try to bind a EFS to a ECS the option is not available and I get the message: The volume type determines the data volume type to use. Currently, only the bind mount volume type is supported.

Any help why? :(

[yuda]

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