Modernize your applications with serverless, containers, and Amazon EFS
summary
Shows how Amazon EFS attaches to AWS Lambda, Amazon ECS, Amazon EKS and Fargate to give unlimited mountable storage, with EFS access points enforcing POSIX user IDs and IAM so containers or functions run as a predictable identity. Claims tens of GB/s and hundreds of thousands of IOPS, recent 5x IOPS and 3x latency improvements, client throughput up to 500 MB/s. Case studies: Acquia moves workloads to EKS+EFS to simplify ops, Asurion runs ML inference on call audio in Lambda+EFS, SkyWatch streams large satellite files. Use Lifecycle Management and One Zone to cut storage costs.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to modernization
- 2:49What is Amazon EFS
- 6:29Modernizing with containers
- 10:47Augmenting with Lambda
- 13:48Security setup for EFS
- 18:51Attaching EFS to ECS
- 19:56EKS integration with EFS
- 21:23Lambda file system setup
- 22:04Best practices overview
- 27:08Q&A and resources
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