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🧪 Self Paced Lab: Elastic Block Store Notes
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Introduction to Amazon Elastic Block Store (EBS) Lab Notes: | |
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EBS - volumes are like hard drives on a computer | |
The data on them persists through the lifetime of the volume and can be transported between virtual machines as needed | |
In the Console: | |
ELASTIC BLOCK STORE -> VOLUMES | |
Always recommended you give EBS volumes names. | |
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CREATE VOLUME: | |
Volume Type: Magnetic or SSD | |
Size: Up to 16TB | |
IOPS: Speed of the desk Input/Output per second | |
Availability Zone: Where to create volume (should be same AZ as instance creating it) | |
Snapshot ID: Allows a previous snapshot to be restored onto volum | |
Encryption: Chooses whether the contents of the volume should be automatically encrypted when stored on disk | |
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ATTACH VOLUME: | |
ACTIONS-> Attach Volume | |
SNAPSHOT OF VOLUME: | |
Snapshots are incremental point-in-time-snapshots. Incremental backups, meaning that only blocks that have changed | |
are saved. Minimizes time to create. | |
ACTIONS -> Create Snapshot | |
View Snapshots from left hand pane. | |
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MODIFY THE EBS VOLUME: | |
Volumes -> Select 'Volume name here' | |
ACTIONS -> Modify Volume | |
Change the size of the volume | |
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