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Efs


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You can create a file system, mount it to EC2 instances, read data from EC2 instances, write data to the file system, and share files.

Associated Resources​

Parent Resources​

Resource Setting Values​

Basic Settings​

  • creation_token : Unique name used as a reference when creating the Elastic File System to ensure idempotency
  • availability_zone_name : AWS Availability Zone where the file system is created
  • enable_encrypted : Whether file system encryption is enabled - true, false
  • throughput_mode : File system throughput mode - provisioned, elastic, bursting
  • provisioned_throughput_in_mibps : Throughput to provision for the file system (MiB/s) - 1 ~ 3414
  • performance_mode : File system performance mode - generalPurpose, maxIO

Lifecycle Policy (lifecycle_policy)​

  • lifecycle_policy.transition_to_ia : Time required to transition files to the IA storage class - 1Day, 7Days, 14Days, 30Days, 60Days, 90Days, None
  • lifecycle_policy.transition_to_primary_storage_class : Policy to transition files back to the primary storage class - None, firstAccess

Mount Targets (mount_target_subnets)​

  • mount_target_subnets : List of subnets to add mount targets

File System Policy​

  • file_system_policy : JSON-formatted file system policy for the EFS file system

Backup and Replication Settings​

  • enable_backup_policy : Whether backup policy is enabled - true, false
  • enable_replica : Whether replication is enabled - true, false

Replication Configuration (replication_configuration)​

  • replication_configuration.replication_region : AWS region where replication is created
  • replication_configuration.replication_region_availability_zone_name : Availability Zone where replication is created
  • replication_configuration.kms_key_name : KMS key name used for replication

Access Point (access_point)​

  • access_point.root_directory_path : File system path exposed as the root directory to NFS clients
  • access_point.posix_user_uid : POSIX user ID applied when using the access point - 0 ~ 4294967295
  • access_point.posix_user_gid : POSIX group ID applied when using the access point - 0 ~ 4294967295
  • access_point.posix_user_secondary_gids : List of secondary POSIX group IDs
  • access_point.root_owner_uid : POSIX user ID applied to the root directory - 0 ~ 4294967295
  • access_point.root_owner_gid : POSIX group ID applied to the root directory - 0 ~ 4294967295
  • access_point.root_permissions : POSIX permissions applied to the root directory (octal)

Tags​

  • tag : Tags used to categorize the resource

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