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Which port is used for NFS traffic?
TCP port 2049 is the standard port used for NFS (Network File System) traffic.
This applies to standard NFS setups as well as AWS services like Amazon EFS, which relies on the NFSv4 protocol. When configuring firewalls or security groups, you must allow inbound and outbound traffic over TCP port 2049 to enable communication between your client (like an EC2 instance) and the file system.
This applies to standard NFS setups as well as AWS services like Amazon EFS, which relies on the NFSv4 protocol. When configuring firewalls or security groups, you must allow inbound and outbound traffic over TCP port 2049 to enable communication between your client (like an EC2 instance) and the file system.
Does EFS storage capacity need to be specified in advance?
No, you do not need to specify Amazon EFS (Elastic File System) storage capacity in advance.
Amazon EFS is a fully managed, elastic file system that automatically grows and shrinks as you add or remove files. You only pay for the storage you actually use, with no need to provision storage sizes or pre-allocate space beforehand.
Amazon EFS is a fully managed, elastic file system that automatically grows and shrinks as you add or remove files. You only pay for the storage you actually use, with no need to provision storage sizes or pre-allocate space beforehand.
