Hello,
Does anyone know how we can address the following issue?
In our Federal Government agency environment, we have EC2 instances (Linux – Red Hat) using EFS storage. We have two groups of users: the Sampling Group and the Processing Group.
Our directory structure is:
/data/sampling/ /data/processing/
Required permissions:
(Reference: AWS limits — NFSv4 unsupported features)
Given these constraints, what are our options? How can we achieve the required permission model while continuing to use EFS?
I appreciate any guidance or recommendations.
Thank you.
Does anyone know how we can address the following issue?
In our Federal Government agency environment, we have EC2 instances (Linux – Red Hat) using EFS storage. We have two groups of users: the Sampling Group and the Processing Group.
Our directory structure is:
/data/sampling/ /data/processing/
Required permissions:
- Sampling Group
- RWX on /data/sampling/
- RX on /data/processing/
- Processing Group
- RWX on /data/processing/
- RX on /data/sampling/
(Reference: AWS limits — NFSv4 unsupported features)
Given these constraints, what are our options? How can we achieve the required permission model while continuing to use EFS?
I appreciate any guidance or recommendations.
Thank you.