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Introduction

Amazon Elastic File System (EFS) is a fully-managed shared file storage service. EFS can be used easily with various AWS services such as EC2. It provides a lot of benefits such as scalability, availability, and durability.

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Introduction to Amazon EFS

Amazon Elastic File System (EFS) is a fully-managed NFS file storage service that can be used by other AWS services like EC2, ECS amongst others.

Benefits of Amazon EFS

Some of the main benefits of using Amazon EFS are:

1. Access: EFS can be accessed in parallel by multiple AWS services like EC2, EKS, ECS from different zones within the same region or even different regions.
2. Elastic: EFS does not require any storage provisioning and scales based on usage.
3. Cost: EFS uses a pay as you go model so customers only pay for the resources used. There are no minimum fees or upfront commitments.