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Vijayanandh Vellaichamy Avatar Vijayanandh Vellaichamy  answered Vishal Thrivedi's question. 3 years ago

How do we access data stored on an EFS file system from an EC2 instance?

To access data stored on an EFS (Elastic File System) from an EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instance, you simply mount the EFS file system onto the EC2 instance. This allows the EC2 instance to read and write files stored on the EFS.
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