#Chronosync agent install

If you need to move a large collection of files from an on-premises or in-cloud file system to Amazon Elastic File System, this tool is for you.

We launched EFS File Sync a few days before AWS re:Invent 2017 and I finally have time to tell you about it!

#Chronosync agent install

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When used in conjunction with the existing support for encryption of data at rest, you now have the ability to protect your stored files using a defense-in-depth security strategy. Today we are making EFS even more useful with the addition of support for encryption of data in transit. As was the case with EFS itself, these enhancements were made in response to customer feedback, and reflect our desire to serve an ever-widening customer base. We have also made EFS available in additional AWS Regions, most recently US West (Northern California). We launched EFS in mid-2016 and have added several important features since then including on-premises access via Direct Connect and encryption of data at rest. Amazon Elastic File System was designed to be the file system of choice for cloud-native applications that require shared access to file-based storage.