sign in to aws account using root user email
after signing in to my account, this is the landing page i got
Then i went to Ec2 to create my instance
After given my instance a name, went on to select my Operating system which is UBUNTU
After creating my EC2, then I went to create Volume as seen below
After i created my Volume, then I attached the volume to Ec2 instance, then connect to EC2 and set Volume
***SSH into Your EC2 Instance
ssh -i my-key.pem ubuntu@your-ec2-public-ip
List Block Devices to Confirm Attachment
lsblk
Format the New Volume with a Filesystem
sudo mkfs -t ext4 /dev/nvme1n1
***Create a Mount Point and Mount the Volume
Stop and Start the EC2
Wait for a while and Start the EC2
SSH Back
Check your data:
bash
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sudo mount /dev/xvdf /data
cat /data/hello.txt
So to know the number of size used
df -h
Done!
I’ve successfully:
Created an EBS volume
Attached it to EC2
Formatted, mounted, and made it persistent
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