A company is deploying a media rendering application on a fleet of Amazon EC2 Linux instances. The instances must concurrently access a shared file system to read raw media files and write rendered outputs. The workload is highly unpredictable, with rapid spikes in throughput requirements.
Which storage solutions will meet these requirements while providing the necessary shared access? (Select TWO.)
- Amazon Elastic File System (Amazon EFS) configured with Elastic ThroughputCevap
- Amazon FSx for LustreCevap
- CAmazon EBS gp3 volumes configured with Amazon EBS Multi-Attach
- DAmazon EBS io2 volumes formatted with an EXT4 file system and attached to multiple instances
- EAmazon S3 Glacier Flexible Retrieval with S3 Select
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Amazon Elastic File System (Amazon EFS) configured with Elastic Throughput and Amazon FSx for Lustre
Amazon Elastic File System (Amazon EFS) with Elastic Throughput and Amazon FSx for Lustre both support concurrent POSIX-compliant read and write access across multiple Linux instances. Amazon EFS with Elastic Throughput dynamically scales throughput to handle unpredictable spikes. Amazon FSx for Lustre is specifically optimized for high-performance workloads like media rendering, providing sub-millisecond latencies and high throughput.
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Identifying correct high-performance AWS shared file systems (Amazon EFS and Amazon FSx) over block storage (Amazon EBS) or archive storage (Amazon S3 Glacier) for concurrent Linux instance access.