You really saved my life. I spent a lot of days trying to figure it out how to connect Lambdda with EFS but this guide is by far the best my friend. God Bless you! Greate Job!...i will subscribe to your channel definetly!
Unable to connect s3 bucket to the lambda with efs connection. Can you shed some light on connecting s3 with vpc endpoints. So we can connect s3 to send and receive data.
looking for solution around this as well - especially how to remove files/directory from EFS with lambda. Wondering if you find a way around this? please share.
This is a good video, but AWS made a breaking change with permissions since then and so this will result in a "can't mount EFS" error. Unclear what the minimum config in the security group rules is, but it works if you allow all inbound traffic as a test.
Yes, it doesn't matter. Generally, "It is built to scale on demand to petabytes without disrupting applications, growing and shrinking automatically as you add and remove files, eliminating the need to provision and manage capacity to accommodate growth." - AWS. I hope this helps. Please like, share & subscribe. :)
You really saved my life. I spent a lot of days trying to figure it out how to connect Lambdda with EFS but this guide is by far the best my friend. God Bless you! Greate Job!...i will subscribe to your channel definetly!
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You help me even in 2022!! Thank you a lot!
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Exactly what I was looking for! Good stuff.
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on my code section- the 11:30 section of the video, I do not already have code written there - what should I do?
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If my Posix is set to 1001, can I connect with the efs the same way?
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@@SrceCde But I have a problem now my lambda function doesn't have access to internet 😅
Yes, that was expected due to VPC. If your lambda function is accessing any service then you can use VPC Endpoints.
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Unable to connect s3 bucket to the lambda with efs connection. Can you shed some light on connecting s3 with vpc endpoints. So we can connect s3 to send and receive data.
how you solved it ?
I also have to use efs and Lambda function to put file in s3 but it shows it will not have internet access.
@@adityaprakash2479 Did you get any solution ?
Have similar question, any tutorial to help with this? Thank you
Can you share, how to add an directory on EFS and then remove it, at then end of the lambda function too?
looking for solution around this as well - especially how to remove files/directory from EFS with lambda. Wondering if you find a way around this? please share.
This is a good video, but AWS made a breaking change with permissions since then and so this will result in a "can't mount EFS" error. Unclear what the minimum config in the security group rules is, but it works if you allow all inbound traffic as a test.
In my case only works allowing outbound traffic port 2049 in addition of inbound rules
yes same here
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make sure in your lambda jobs functions access files via absolute path
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How we know size of EFS , memory details like
Thanks for stopping by Anki Reddy. EFS is the file system and it does not have CPU or memory. I hope this helps. Please like, share & subscribe. :)
@@SrceCde so doesn't matter how much size files to mount
Yes, it doesn't matter. Generally, "It is built to scale on demand to petabytes without disrupting applications, growing and shrinking automatically as you add and remove files, eliminating the need to provision and manage capacity to accommodate growth." - AWS. I hope this helps. Please like, share & subscribe. :)
@@SrceCde got it thanks alot bro