
Amazon EFS now supports up to 10,000 access points per file system, enabling easier management of application-specific access to shared datasets and improving scalability for user access management.


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Amazon Elastic File System (Amazon EFS) has expanded its access points limit from 1,000 to 10,000 per file system, a significant 10x increase that enhances scalability for customers.
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<li>Enables easier management of application-specific access to shared datasets</li>
<li>Supports seamless scaling of access management for thousands of users</li>
<li>Access points enforce user identity and root directory</li>
<li>Logically isolates data between applications</li>
<li>New limits apply automatically to all file systems</li>
<li>Available in all commercial AWS regions except China Regions</li>
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This enhancement simplifies file storage management and provides more flexible access control for AWS EFS users.
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Amazon EFS now supports up to 10,000 access points per EFS file system

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