With Elastic Volumes, EBS now gives you a chance to resize volumes and change their execution sorts on the fly.
Amazon's Elastic Block Storage (EBS) is currently a touch more versatile.
Because of another element called Elastic Volumes, it's conceivable to change an EBS volume's size or execution qualities while still joined to and being used by an EC2 case.
In an AWS blog, Amazon claims Elastic Volumes decreases the measure of work and arranging required when overseeing space for EC2 examples. "Rather than a customary provisioning cycle that can take weeks or months, you can roll out improvements to your capacity foundation immediately, with a basic API call," Amazon composes.
On-the-fly changes that can be made to EBS volumes incorporate exchanging EBS volume sorts and altering distribution. Amazon says, for instance, a client could change out a General Purpose SSD sort of EBS volume for the as of late reported Throughput Optimized volume sort to better deal with high-volume information workloads. Another illustration included lessening the expenses for log stockpiling, where naturally gathered logs are continued a General Purpose volume, which is later changed to Throughput Optimized.
Amazon's portrayal of the element suggests that progressions are performed by making another EBS volume with the required attributes, replicating the information to it, then swapping the new volume with the old one in the background. At the point when alterations are made to a volume utilizing the AWS CLI or Management Console, the volume's depiction will contain a State quality, with a rate meter that demonstrates how far along the operation has come. Clients aren't charged for the new stockpiling design until after it comes on the web.
A couple of different limitations likewise apply. After changes are made to a volume, no less than six hours must go before further changes can be made. Along these lines, any robotized changes—for example, in light of execution measurements—ought to presumably be performed a few times each day, at most. Likewise, changes to an EBS volume—like a resize—aren't consequently connected to any of the document frameworks on a given volume; those progressions must be produced using inside whichever working framework is utilizing that volume.
Flexible Volumes is not the same as Amazon's Elastic File System (EFS), which was discharged to general accessibility the previous summer and modified works away individual volumes. EFS permits designers to make resizable document frameworks that can be gotten to from numerous EC2 occasions by means of NFS. Versatile Volumes, then again, is for the individuals who need to manage singular volumes and control how space is apportioned and what properties it has.
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