I created a free trial AWS server a year ago, but am only getting around to using it and going through some of the tutorials.
I'm trying to set up an initial httpd web server for practice and their instructions have at one step:
Mount your Amazon EFS file system. You need to update the following mount command using the EFS mount helper utility by providing your file system ID.
sudo mount -t efs fs-12345678:/ /var/www/html/efs-mount-point
In my dashboard I can't find anything like a 'file system id' or how to create it from existing ids, and no amount of tweaking works (mount doesn't recognize -t efs as an allowable mount type)
I can follow all the instructions just fine except this last one (and any following dependent on it. The httpd server runs fine and gives the default page, but I can't seem to be able to create an index.html file that is servable.
I would think that the 10G file system the comes with the barebones default trial server (/dev/xvda2) would be a file system that could be mounted (it is already, right? I can use it just fine but putting the html files there doesn't seem to get them found by httpd no matter how closely I follow their instructions (permissions/paths/etc but on /dev/xvda2).
So, is there a file system ID for /dev/xvda2 that comes with the initial trial? Or can I just use it as is without a mount but getting the permission/paths right? Or must I create a new efs file system?