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Andanet
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VAL to backup EFS

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Hi,
actually, for our client, we have a native backup for EFS on AWS in a backup Vaults without lock feature that's not supported.
Client wants an immutable backup.
Can I approach a backup mounting EFS as a new FS on a Linux instance and using Linux Agent to write on a S3 bucket with object lock enabled?
Did you see some limitations?
Has anyone experience about this configuration?
Thanks
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Re: VAL to backup EFS

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Hi Antonio,

In theory, if EFS is attached as an NFS share, you could potentially run a file‑level backup from the Linux machine and write it to an S3 bucket with Object Lock enabled.
However, this setup has not been tested on our side, so I can’t confirm its behavior or possible limitations in real deployments. The exact feasibility really depends on the way EFS is mounted.
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Re: VAL to backup EFS

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Thanks Rovshan for your reply. I know the setup is not tested but logically is correct. I'm thinking is possible to backup as a NAS file backup too. I'll explain my idea to the client and if will be implemented I'll share here.
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