Molecular basis of photosynthesis
Photosynthesis is the process by which plants and other organisms convert light energy into chemical energy in the form of organic compounds, such as glucose. It is a fundamental process…
EFS and EBS sample exam questions
1. What is Amazon EFS used for? a. Data archiving b. Object storage c. File storage d. Database storage 2. How is Amazon EFS different from Amazon S3? a. Amazon…
Comparing EFS and EBS
EBS (Elastic Block Storage) and EFS (Elastic File Storage) are two types of storage offered by Amazon. In this post, I present a summary of the differences in a table…
Best AMIs for Chemoinformatics
AMI stands for Amazon Machine Image, which is a pre-configured virtual machine image used to create EC2 instances in AWS. An AMI contains all the information needed to launch an…
Best AMIs for bioinformatics
AMI stands for Amazon Machine Image, which is a pre-configured virtual machine image used to create EC2 instances in AWS. An AMI contains all the information needed to launch an…
How to copy EBS from one AZ to another AZ
To copy an EBS volume from one availability zone (AZ) to another in AWS, you can use the AWS Management Console, AWS CLI (Command Line Interface), or an AWS SDK…
AWS EBS Snapshot
EBS snapshots are a backup feature provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS) for Elastic Block Store (EBS) volumes. An EBS snapshot is a point-in-time copy of an EBS volume, which…
Different Storage Options for EC2
Object and block storage are two different types of storage used in computing. Object storage is a type of data storage architecture that manages data as objects. In object storage,…
Amazon EC2 instance options
When purchasing an Amazon EC2 instance, there are several options to choose from. In this article, I will cover summarize them, compare them, and explain their properties. Here is a…
AWS Security Groups
AWS Security Groups are a fundamental aspect of securing resources in Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud computing. A Security Group is a virtual firewall that is used to control inbound…