FSx (nr) Flashcards
FSx
FSx
Fully managed file system
FSx
physical storage options (2)
FSx
- SSD
- HDD
FSx
what SSD option is for
FSx
low latency workloads
FSx
what HDD option is for
FSx
high throughput, sequential workloads
FSx
option to connect FSx onprem
FSx
Use VPN or Direct Connect
FSx
high availability option
FSx
MultiAZ
FSx
Supported FS (4)
FSx
- Windows File Server
- Lustre (Linux Cluster)
- NetApp ONTAP
- OpenZFS
FSx
Windows File Server
FSx
NTFS on SMB
FSx
Windows features supported (4)
Windows File Server
- AD integration
- ACLs
- quotas
- DFS namespaces
Windows File Server
option to connect EC2 instances
Windows File Server
can be mounted on Linux instances
Windows File Server
where is it backed up
Windows File Server
S3
Windows File Server
Lustre
FSx
parallel distributed FS for Linux
FSx
use case
Lustre
high performance computing
Lustre
S3 integration
Lustre
can read and write directly to S3
Lustre
NetApp ONTAP
FSx
for migrating worklaods from ONTAP or NAS
FSx
protocols supported (3)
NetApp ONTAP
- NFS
- SMB
- iSCSI
NetApp ONTAP
sizing benefit
NetApp ONTAP
storage auto grows and shrinks
NetApp ONTAP
options supported (3/4)
NetApp ONTAP
- snapshots
- replication
- compression
- de-duplication
NetApp ONTAP
cloning option
NetApp ONTAP
point-in-time instantaneous cloning
NetApp ONTAP
OpenZFS
FSx
for migrating onprem ZFS
FSx
features suported (3)
OpenZFS
- fully compatible with NFS
- snapshots
- compression
OpenZFS
cloning option
OpenZFS
point-in-time instantaneous cloning
OpenZFS
deployment options (2)
FSx
- scratch FS
- persistent FS
FSx
scratch FS
FSx
for temporary storage
FSx
features (2/3)
scratch FS
- less expensive than persistent
- high burst
- no replication
scratch FS
persistent FS
FSx
for long-term storage
FSx
replication feature
persistent FS
replicated within AZ
persistent FS
