EBS Volume in AWS - Create, Mount & Use with EC2 | DAY 4
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Welcome to Day 4 of our cloud computing series! In this video, we’ll guide you through the process of creating and managing Elastic Block Store (EBS) volumes in AWS. Whether you're new to AWS or looking to solidify your knowledge, this hands-on tutorial will make EBS storage management easy to understand.
What You Will Learn:
00:00 - 01:44 💾 Intro to Volumes: Introduced the concept of volumes and their role in storing OS and data on EC2 instances.
01:44 - 04:09 🧠 Disk vs Volume: Explained how OS and data are stored on hard disks (volumes) just like local machines.
04:09 - 05:24 🔠 What is EBS?: Defined EBS as Elastic Block Store and explained its role in EC2 for data persistence.
05:24 - 07:57 ⚙️ Launch EC2 with EBS: Demonstrated how to launch a Windows EC2 instance with EBS storage.
07:57 - 10:07 💽 Volume Types Explained: Discussed volume types (SSD, Magnetic) and free tier limits (30 GB default, up to 16–64 TB).
10:07 - 11:21 🪵 Root Volume Concept: Explained the root volume and its importance in hosting OS files.
11:21 - 12:43 🚀 Launching the Instance: Launched the EC2 instance and discussed possible EFS coverage.
12:43 - 14:32 🛠️ EBS Migration Concept: Explained EBS data migration, not sharing, and use case of attaching volumes.
14:32 - 15:40 🔌 Connect to Instance: Connected to the instance via RDP using IP, username, and decrypted password.
15:40 - 18:02 📂 Volume Not Enough: Scenario where 30GB isn't enough and 10GB additional EBS volume is needed.
18:02 - 20:10 ➕ Create New Volume: Navigated to EBS section and created a new 10GB volume for the instance.
20:10 - 21:48 🧭 AZ Placement Matters: Explained importance of creating the volume in the same AZ as the instance.
21:48 - 24:11 🔗 Attach EBS Volume: Attached the new 10GB volume to the EC2 instance.
24:11 - 26:49 🧱 Create Partition: Showed how to create and format a partition on the attached volume in Windows.
26:49 - 30:24 🗂️ Format & Use Drive: Completed volume setup with a new drive, added folders and files.
30:24 - 33:15 📝 Store Sample Data: Created a folder for source code, added a sample Python file.
33:15 - 34:28 🔄 Detach Volume: Demonstrated detaching the EBS volume for reuse or cost optimization.
34:28 - 36:54 🔁 Reattach Volume: Showed how detached volumes stay available and can be attached to new instances.
36:54 - 39:23 📦 Launch New Instance: Launched a new EC2 instance and added the previously detached volume.
39:23 - 41:56 🔌 Access Old Data: Reattached volume and accessed previously stored source code on new instance.
41:56 - 43:16 💼 Data Portability Use Case: Validated EBS volume reuse for portability and persistent data access.
43:16 - 47:03 📚 Recap & Closing: Summarized the class and noted Linux EBS usage will be taught next session.
47:03 - End 🙏 Wrap-up & Thank You: Wrapped up the session and thanked participants.
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By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a strong understanding of EBS storage, snapshots, and backup strategies, helping you efficiently manage data in the AWS cloud.
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