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Cloud Computing

How to Manage AWS EFS with Python and PowerShell

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About This Course

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This course – course. This course is a practical, hands-on training program designed to help cloud engineers, DevOps professionals, and system administrators automate and manage Amazon Elastic File System (EFS) using scripting and modern automation tools. This course teaches you how to deploy, configure, monitor, and optimize EFS through both Python and PowerShell, enabling you to streamline operations and build efficient, scalable workflows on AWS.

You’ll learn how to work with the AWS SDK for Python (Boto3) and the AWS Tools for PowerShell to create file systems, manage mount targets, apply lifecycle policies, monitor performance, and integrate EFS into application or automation pipelines. The course also covers permissions, networking, best practices, cost optimization, and real-world automation scenarios.

What You’ll Learn

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  • Core concepts and architecture of Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)

  • Creating and managing EFS file systems with Python (Boto3)

  • Automating EFS management tasks using PowerShell

  • Configuring mount targets, access points, and security settings

  • Working with lifecycle policies and performance modes

  • Monitoring usage, performance, and file system behavior

  • Integrating EFS with applications, EC2, and container services

  • Implementing automation workflows for large-scale EFS operations

  • Best practices for cost control, security, and reliability

Skills You’ll Gain

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Career Path

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Level

Intermediate

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Certification

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