AWS Classroom notes 10/Jan/2024

AWS Elastic Block Storage (EBS)

Disk Performance Factors

  • IOPS (I/O operations Per Second):
    • number of read or write operations per second
  • Throughput
    • total size of data transferred in a second
  • Higher the IOPS costlier the disk.

Disks in EC2

  • AWS has two types of volumes

    • Elastic Block Storage:
      • They are created from different physical server in aws data center
      • this disk can exist even after ec2 is deleted
      • this disk will remain persistent
      • this disk is used for os disks
      • this can be used for os as well as secondary disks
    • Instance Storage volume
      • They are create from same physical server as ec2
      • this disk cannot exist even after ec2 is deleted
      • this disk will be viped clean (data is erased) every time you stop the instance (ephermeral)
      • this disk cannot be used for os disks and is not supported for all ec2 instance types. this is always secondary disk
  • EBS Volume Types:

    • Magnetic
    • HDD
      • Cold HDD
      • Throughput optimized HDD
    • SSD
      • General Purpose
        • gp2
        • gp3
      • Provisioned IOPS
        • io1
        • io2

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