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Amazon FSx for Windows File Server provides fully managed shared storage built on Windows Server, and delivers a wide range of data access, data management, and administrative capabilities.
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Hi all,
I’m hoping someone can help clarify a hybrid identity question!
**Here’s my setup:**
* I have AWS FSx for Windows File Server and AWS Managed Active Directory (no on-premises AD).
* My FSx ...
i am creating a share drive in windows server EC2 through FSX by doing following steps
1:Create Domain Active Directory
2:Ceate FSX file system and then associate the Active directory with it
3: Cr...
I'm evaluating a use case in which we must often copy folders under a common FSx path exposed over the network.
Let's say we have an FSx server, which is called fsx.my.ad, with a shared folder catalog...
asked 4 months ago
We currently have 2 FSx 10TB storage volumes. Let's call them A and B.
FSx A is MultiAZ SSD and FSx B is SingleAZ SSD.
There are over 10M small files on FSx A, for a total of 3TB of data.
FSx A is us...
Hi everybody!
I was creating a new Windows FSX, and it appears a new option "Single-AZ 2" but I don´t know how it works.
Do you have redundancy between SSDs and HDDs? or can you just choose one HDD ...
Sandhya KhanderiaEXPERT
published a year ago0 votes943 views
This article guides you through various techniques available to optimize storage performance of Amazon FSX storage service
In the documentation, it specifies Windows Server 2008 R2 or later. But would it possible to connect FSx for Windows with Simple AD?
Thanks.
Good morning,
I have a new project from 0, the client does not have an AD, there is no local Server.
What do you recommend for file sharing and file access?
kind regards,
Julio M
asked a year ago
What are the Robocopy commands that should not be used on a file system with data deduplication enabled? Per the FSx for Windows File Servers user guide:
"Warning
It is not recommended to run certain...
Does anyone have any idea about how to connect to NTFS shared drive from Amazon Sagemaker to directly read the files into the notebook, if so, please provide the steps?