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- 1. Assignment Objective You have been asked to: – Create an EFS and connect it to 3 different EC2 instances. instances. – Make sure the all instances have different Operating System. For instance, Ubuntu, Red Hat Linux and Amazon Linux 2.
- 2. Launching First EC2 Instance - Ubuntu and connecting to the same using Putty 1st EC2 INSTANCE (UBUNTU)
- 3. Changing Security group inbound rules mapped to EC2 instance to allow NFS 1st EC2 INSTANCE (UBUNTU)
- 4. Creating EFS
- 5. Making sure EC2 security group is also mapped to EFS THIS STEP IS IMPORTANT FOR EFS MOUNTING TO WORK
- 6. Installing NFS Client in Ubuntu VM 1st EC2 INSTANCE (UBUNTU)
- 7. Creating directory in Ubuntu VM to act as mount point for EFS 1st EC2 INSTANCE (UBUNTU)
- 8. Command to mount EFS in Ubuntu VM
- 9. Mounting EFS with Ubuntu EC2 Instance 1st EC2 INSTANCE (UBUNTU)
- 10. Making sure EFS is mounted in Ubuntu EC2 Instance by using comment Df -h 1st EC2 INSTANCE (UBUNTU)
- 11. Creating sample text files in EFS 1st EC2 INSTANCE (UBUNTU)
- 12. Updating Amazon Linux EC2 Instance using sudo yum -y update 2ND EC2 INSTANCE (AMAZON LINUX)
- 13. Installing NFS Client, starting NFS Service and Checking NFS status Sudo yum –y install nfs-utils Sudo service nfs start Sudo service nfs status 2ND EC2 INSTANCE (AMAZON LINUX)
- 14. Mounting EFS in Amazon Linux Instance 2ND EC2 INSTANCE (AMAZON LINUX)
- 15. Checking that the files present in EFS are available in Ubuntu are present in Linux as well since EFS is common 2ND EC2 INSTANCE (AMAZON LINUX)
- 16. Updating RED HAT Linux EC2 Instance using sudo yum -y update 3rd EC2 INSTANCE (REDHAT LINUX)
- 17. Continued - Updating RED HAT Linux EC2 Instance using sudo yum -y update 3rd EC2 INSTANCE (REDHAT LINUX)
- 18. Installing NFS Client, starting NFS Service and Checking NFS status sudo yum -y install nfs-utils sudo service nfs-server start Sudo srvice nfs-server status 3rd EC2 INSTANCE (REDHAT LINUX)
- 19. Mounting EFS in REDHAT Linux Instance, Checking its successfully mounted and checking the EFS files to confirm EFS is shared 3rd EC2 INSTANCE (REDHAT LINUX)