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• 正解だと思う選択肢: D

  I think this question is a little bit out of scope for this exam, but the AWS S3 File Gateway documentation specifically mentions NFS. You probably could also do C, but I think D is the "Best" answer

  A. Tape Gateway: Is used for archiving data to Amazon S3 and Glacier. It is not designed for NFS workloads or migrating on-premises file-based workloads.

  B. Volume Gateway: Is used for block storage volumes and might not be the most suitable option for NFS file workloads. It's more focused on block storage solutions.

  C. Amazon FSx File Gateway: Provides a file interface to Amazon FSx file systems, which is compatible with Windows file servers. However, it may not be the optimal solution for migrating NFS workloads to AWS.

  D. Amazon S3 File Gateway: Supports a file interface into Amazon S3 and allows storing and retrieving objects in Amazon S3 using industry-standard file protocols such as NFS. It is designed for scenarios where you want to integrate on-premises file-based applications with Amazon S3, making it suitable for migrating NFS workloads to AWS.

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  TheFivePips2024/01/25
• 正解だと思う選択肢: C

  To migrate an NFS (Network File System) workload from on-premises to AWS, the company should use Amazon FSx File Gateway.

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  Deepu_Ahuja2024/03/17

• The correct answer to this question is C. Amazon FSx File Gateway.

  Amazon FSx File Gateway is designed to seamlessly move your NFS workloads to AWS. It provides low-latency access to fully managed file shares in the cloud, supporting file-based protocols such as NFS (Network File System) and SMB (Server Message Block). This makes it ideal for migrating and extending on-premises NFS workloads to AWS.

  Amazon S3 File Gateway: This gateway provides file-level storage but stores files in Amazon S3, primarily for object storage. It’s not meant for migrating active NFS workloads where file system compatibility and performance are critical.

  Amazon FSx File Gateway is the most suitable choice for migrating NFS-based workloads to AWS.

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  Norbi_Varga2024/09/15