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In a recent update, Amazon Elastic File System (EFS) has unveiled two innovative features aimed at enhancing user experience. The first, Replication Failback, simplifies the process of syncing changes between EFS file systems during disaster recovery workflows, making it more efficient and cost-effective. Users can now easily replicate incremental changes from the secondary file system back to the primary system, streamlining disaster recovery efforts.
Additionally, Amazon has introduced EFS Archive, a new storage class specifically designed for long-term data that is infrequently accessed. This addition complements the existing storage classes, including EFS Standard, which utilizes SSD technology to offer sub-millisecond latency for active data. This optimization enables users to better manage their storage costs, particularly for rarely-used files.
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