AWS Solutions Architect Associate (SAA-C02) Exam Prep Course - 2021 UPDATED! - Creating an Elastic File System (EFS) Fil

The video tutorial explains the process of creating an Amazon Elastic File System (EFS) in AWS. It covers the steps involved, including selecting a VPC, setting mount targets, and choosing performance and throughput modes. The tutorial also discusses the connectivity of EFS with Linux systems using NFS, highlighting that Windows systems do not support direct EFS connections. Additionally, it touches on the use of acronyms like EFS and NTFS, and the importance of understanding these terms in cloud environments.

What does EFS stand for in AWS?

• Elastic File System

• Enhanced File System

• Electronic File Service

• Enterprise File Storage

What is a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) in AWS?

• A public cloud service

• A physical data center

• A type of storage service

• A collection of resources in a private cloud space

Why is it important to create mount targets in different availability zones?

• To enhance security

• To reduce latency by staying close to instances

• To ensure data redundancy

• To increase storage capacity

Which performance mode should be chosen for applications with high I/O operations?

• High Performance

• Standard

• Max IO

• General Purpose

What is the purpose of enabling encryption in EFS?

• To increase storage space

• To improve performance

• To enhance data security

• To reduce costs

Which operating system supports direct connection to EFS?

• MacOS

• Windows

• Android

• Linux

What is a potential workaround for using EFS with Windows systems?

• Creating a Windows-based EFS

• Using AWS Direct Connect

• Installing EFS drivers on Windows

• Using a Linux proxy