AWS FSx

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hey it's Keith thousand principal with a CTO advisor this conversation again object storage rules the public cloud right it's a given we no longer need file based storage and file tree systems this couldn't be further from the truth we talked about EFS earlier now we're going to talk about FSX file services for both windows and luster uh cases for it so we talked about the desktop as a service offering from Amazon to present applications to your end users what happens when you need configuration files shared

information between those informations or between those systems or you can simply a Windows based active directory powered home directory this is FSX and probably the the one the most common use cases for this type of file based service but also there's the need for performance FSX you can control the up to 64 terabyte share you can control the throughput from all the way to the lowest commit weight of eight megabits per second all the way up to two gigabits per second if you're doing scientific discovery

some type of machine learning Etc having this type of throughput for your windows or luster machines and even more performance capability for luster specifically you can't beat FSX or foul based access and last what if you just have a traditional Windows application that uses a file system a shared file system to support that there's plenty of databases clustering applications application that keeps shared configuration files that we try that require a Windows type file system FSX is that service extremely scalable and and is managed by AWS

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