Mount S3 bucket to an EC2 instance

Welcome to our latest video where we unveil the groundbreaking AWS feature - "Mountpoint for Amazon S3." Discover how this recently introduced capability is revolutionizing data access and management in the cloud. With Mountpoints, you can seamlessly connect your applications and workloads to your S3 data as if it were a local file system, making AWS S3 even more versatile and accessible than ever before.
Watch this video to learn how to implement this game-changing feature in your AWS environment.
For additional details and reference, check out AWS's official blog post on "Mountpoint for Amazon S3" at aws.amazon.com....
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[@rv8920]

How to mount this S3 as a service

[@zaheerbeg4810]

Thanks, clear and precise.

[@avizway]

Thanks for watching!

[@manishrspeaks]

Hi Avinash, Can we mount s3 bucket to Ec2 instance from different account?

[@avizway]

Thats great question, i have to do little r&d to answer this question. I know we can share with another account, but will verify and answer regarding mounting to ec2

[@clintkli]

Nice video, is it solution for mounting s3 in on premises pc.

[@avizway]

Yes, We can access with the help of AWS CLI.

[@sl4lrodi]

How do you permanently mount it ? so its mounted after reboot

[@avizway]

Add entry into fstab for perm mount

[@buhl4224]

Please specify Linux EC2 instance. Everybody seems to assume an EC2 instance is Linux. You also get Windows EC2 instances.

[@avizway]

Sure, Thanks for suggestion. For windows we have 3rd party tools from long back.

[@Arun_7793]

good job bro

[@catatonicbug7522]

Ok, I got the bucket mounted as a directory within /var/www/html, so the files should be visible as a website. However, all I get is a "forbidden" error when I try to reach the site.

[@avizway]

Hi, I have not tried this option yet. I suspect its permissions issue. Verify S3 access manually, Verify Webserver user i.e; apache user permissions on web content. Also, check s3 ACLs/policies.