Mounting Elastic File System(EFS)(NFS) to an EC2 Instance AWS, Beware of Security Groups blocking

In this video we mount an efs that we created to an ec2 instance.
Some instructions - docs.aws.amazon.com/efs/lates...
Additional if needed - docs.aws.amazon.com/efs/lates...

[@csforlifeBR]

Thanks so much, I didn't realize we had to create a directory first and then mount using EFS mount. Silly mistake took me hours to fix.

[@ITCLS]

That was a 3 hour learning experience that will help you remember and never forget. I have many learning experiences throughout my career and many of them much longer than 3 hours 😀

[@user-ix9jo5vh6q]

You should say that your EC2 is hosted inside the default VPC. from there the user will have to add that TCP EFS rule.

[@hectorharris4051]

Amazing video, I am thinking of using nfs for an autoscaling launch template

[@ITCLS]

You should!

[@TheNotoriousNoah]

Thanks!

[@ITCLS]

Your welcome!

[@Minerva___]

Would be nice to see this re-uploaded in at least 720p.

[@ramirez368]

Nice, now how will you do it to mount it in a ECS container.....?

[@ITCLS]

I need to create that video. I am not sure :). Should be simular.

[@wuzahns5302]

brew doesnt have amazon-efs-utils now

[@ITCLS]

I definatly need to redo this video.