@Cloud Simplified: As your name suggests, you really simplified and explained AWS Storage types in brief, which I needed. Thank you very much for guidance! Cheers 🙂
Are you writing backwards?? If so...very impressive! Great explanation of the differences! If i could recommend any new content it would be of AWS services use cases! I get what most do but always have trouble knowing why to use one over the other! Thanks again. I am a subscriber!
Hello James, this video is recorded using a technique called "Lightboard" , you can read about it here www.lightboard.info/ .. Thank you for watching the video , and yes working on some other videos explaining AWS Services
really simplified. people dont know how to teach. first give an overall summary like the one here, then go deep into the services. All I see they start to go deep one by one and you cant see the big picture
How you are able to write on the screen. Is this special type of screen or there is transparent screen Between you and camera and you are able to write in mirror image
Hello, this video is recorded using a technique called "Lightboard" , you can read about it here www.lightboard.info/ .. Thank you for watching the video , please make sure to subscribe, so you dont miss any future video, thank you :)
Hi Mark, you can go through this link: aws.amazon.com/efs/when-to-choose-efs/ , it has all the details and a table comparison , please let me know if you still have any questions
Thank you :) For cost related, you can simply go to the Pricing page of every service aws.amazon.com/s3/pricing/?nc=sn&loc=4 aws.amazon.com/ebs/pricing/ aws.amazon.com/efs/pricing/
EFS can be very costly and sluggish for AI/ML/HPC datasets and workloads. flexFS is a much faster and cheaper solution with insanely high throughput. It's basically a 1:1 replacement for EFS and mounts on AWS S3 and many other object storages. Anyone looking into using EFS and even FSx should def check it out. 😎
It's very unlikely that you will have an instance with three types of Storage, because the App running on your EC2 Instance needs to access the Data, either through EBS or EFS or S3, but not all of them at the same time
Can we also appreciate this guy's capability to write text in mirrored form. I was almost distracted and mesmerised by it
Lmao I thought the same thing, then I realized it’s just mirroring the video afterward 😂
@@loganrussell48if that’s the case then his t-shirt also should have had that effect? Unless he was wearing an already inverted print.
This must be the best explanation I've come across regards to AWS services.
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Very well explained. Clear, concise, direct, simple and ORGANIZED. Keep it up. Subscribed.
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Finally someone explained in simple terms what the hell FSx is :)
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Very well explained in a concise manner and straight to the point. Thank you very much!
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Super easy to understand breakdown, Thank you so much!
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Explanations Great, Easy and simple. Congrats !!!
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awesome explanation, was able to grasp everything with the great help of visual drawings..
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To the point and clear! Well done sir!
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Good and simple explaination. I was very confused before I watched this video. Thank you
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@Cloud Simplified: As your name suggests, you really simplified and explained AWS Storage types in brief, which I needed. Thank you very much for guidance!
Cheers 🙂
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you just got yourself a subscriber, sooo simple to understand, thanks alot
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Very well explained, just what I needed. Thank you. Subscribed.
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Are you writing backwards?? If so...very impressive! Great explanation of the differences! If i could recommend any new content it would be of AWS services use cases! I get what most do but always have trouble knowing why to use one over the other! Thanks again. I am a subscriber!
Hello James, this video is recorded using a technique called "Lightboard" , you can read about it here www.lightboard.info/ ..
Thank you for watching the video , and yes working on some other videos explaining AWS Services
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Simple and concise. Thank yu.
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Dunno why I had trouble understanding something so simple. Thanks haha
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well explained thank you , i would like if you make a video of billing and costs of aws services
Great explanation. Thanks!
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really simplified. people dont know how to teach. first give an overall summary like the one here, then go deep into the services. All I see they start to go deep one by one and you cant see the big picture
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Excellent explanation
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How you are able to write on the screen. Is this special type of screen or there is transparent screen Between you and camera and you are able to write in mirror image
Hello, this video is recorded using a technique called "Lightboard" , you can read about it here www.lightboard.info/ ..
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got a clear idea about storage now thankssss
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What scenarios would I need to use S3 vs EFS ? Would it just be a matter of numerous instance capabilities or security?
Hi Mark, you can go through this link: aws.amazon.com/efs/when-to-choose-efs/ , it has all the details and a table comparison , please let me know if you still have any questions
It's awesome and easy to understand
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i wish if you classes for GCP as well. you are really simplifying things bro.
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Very helpful :) Could you explain what the difference is in cost?
Thank you :)
For cost related, you can simply go to the Pricing page of every service
aws.amazon.com/s3/pricing/?nc=sn&loc=4
aws.amazon.com/ebs/pricing/
aws.amazon.com/efs/pricing/
hello, where can i find this kind of board??
EFS can be very costly and sluggish for AI/ML/HPC datasets and workloads. flexFS is a much faster and cheaper solution with insanely high throughput. It's basically a 1:1 replacement for EFS and mounts on AWS S3 and many other object storages. Anyone looking into using EFS and even FSx should def check it out. 😎
Clear explanation.
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What is an example of an instance using all three storage types at once
It's very unlikely that you will have an instance with three types of Storage, because the App running on your EC2 Instance needs to access the Data, either through EBS or EFS or S3, but not all of them at the same time
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Very well explained. Clear, concise, simplified Thanks
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