# PRACTICAL

####  1. Creating and accessing EFS 

* Create a sg (efs) -> add nfs as inbound rule -> goto efs -> create a file system -> select the     default vpc -> remove all sg and add efs as the sg -> next ->create file system -> launch an redhat instance under efs sg -> login   

1. $sudo su
2.  \#yum update -y && yum install -y nfs-utils
3.  \#systemctl restart nfs-server
4.  \#systemctl enable nfs-server
5.  \#mkdir /efs
6.  \#mount -t nfs4:/ /efs (check the subnet of instance, then in efs check the ip of corresponding subnet)
7.  \#df -h


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