Storage Flashcards
Block Storage
Files are split into chunks of data equal size and stored in raw storage volumes
Used by server based operating systems which manage the volumes and use them as individual harddrives
Used for databases, email servers, raid (redundant array of independent disks) systems.
VM’s use block storage for file systems inside the VM’s
Object Storage
Files are stored in objects.
Flat memory model.
Present the identifier to the object storage system to get the file needed.
A scalable, elastic and cloud native Network file system
Amazon EFS
A fully managed file storage for windows server
Amazon FSx for Windows File Server
Easy to use, high performance block storage
Amazon EBS
Store and retrieve any amount of data from anywhere in the world
Amazon S3
Centrally manage and automate backups across AWS Services
AWS Backup
Provide on-premises access to unlimited storage
AWS Storage Gateway
Easily transfer data to and from AWS up to 10 times faster than normal
AWS Datasync
S3 Advantages
- Industry Leading Durability (99.999999999%)
S3 Storage classes
- S3 Standard
- S3 Standard Infrequent
- S3 One Zone Infrequent
- S3 Glacier
- S3 Glacier Deep Archive
- S3 Intelligent Tiering
Amazon S3 Glacier
- Data archival and long-term backup
- $1/TB/month
- Query-in-place functionality
- Three retrieval options (standard, bulk, expedited)
Amazon Elastic Filesystem
- Highly available and durable
- Built-in protection from AZ outages and other failures
- Storage Classes (standard, infrequent access)
- Automatically grows and shrinks
- Encryption enabled
AWS Storage Gateway
Gives access to virtually unlimited cloud storage on premises
File Gateway
Gives you SMB and NFS interfaces to S3