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

The video tutorial covers the creation and configuration of Amazon Elastic File System (EFS) in AWS. It explains the process of setting up an EFS, including choosing a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), configuring mount targets, and selecting performance and throughput modes. The tutorial also provides instructions for mounting EFS on Linux systems, highlighting that Windows does not support direct EFS connections. Additionally, it discusses the use of Linux as a proxy for Windows systems to access EFS.

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 collection of resources in a private space

• A physical data center

• A security protocol

• A type of storage service

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

• To enhance security

• To increase storage capacity

• To ensure data redundancy

• To reduce latency by staying close to instances

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

• General Purpose

• Standard

• High Performance

• Max IO

What is the purpose of enabling encryption in EFS?

• To increase speed

• To reduce costs

• To protect data

• To improve connectivity

Which operating system supports direct connection to EFS?

• Android

• MacOS

• Linux

• Windows

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

• Creating a Windows VPC

• Using AWS Direct Connect

• Installing EFS drivers on Windows

• Using a Linux proxy