How do I mount an Amazon EFS file system on an Amazon ECS container or task running on Fargate?

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Shih-Ting shows you how to mount an Amazon EFS file system on an Amazon ECS container or task running on Fargate.
0:00 Introduction
0:28 Additional information
1:00 Create and configure your Amazon Elastic File System
2:41 Create and configure your Fargate Task
4:18 Run your Fargate Task
5:32 Closing
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[@MrRin_]

this tutorial could be better in so many ways

[@cannykicks]

I believe this tutorial only works for containers using root user to access the volume. For non-root access, you'd need to use an access point or use root user to assign permission to the non-root user via the CLI

[@navratanjagnade8408]

Hi Team,
Is there any documentation/ video for mounting S3 Bucket on ECS Fargate Task ?

[@moltenaluminium]

If you are planning on following along it will be a bit difficult as Amazon has yet again changed the console interface to be nothing like this.

[@alexandresp6448]

Poderiam atualizar essa demo para a nova interface.

[@siddharthseth1980]

It says in a banner in the video to add an entry to etc/hosts file for efs fqdn and IP address but in documentation it says extraHosts not supported for network mode awsvpc ....

[@DontTakeCrack]

something must've changed. when you mount EFS, the task just gets stuck pending.

[@awssupport]

I'm so sorry to hear of this trouble! I've reached out internally on your behalf. 🧐 In the meantime feel free to check out our additional get help options here: go.aws/get-help. ✅ A resource mentioned in this is re:Post. There you'll have the ability to browse questions or even ask them yourself. We have a wonderful community of experts who may be able to assist, here's the direct link: go.aws/aws-repost. 📫 ^KR