EFS File Systems¶

Provider: AWS
Service ID: efs_file_systems
Rendering: Standard table with expandable detail rows

Quick Example¶

<script>
var serviceDiscoveryRequests = serviceDiscoveryRequests || [];
serviceDiscoveryRequests.push({
    service: 'efs_file_systems',
    provider: 'aws',
    region: 'eu-west-2',
    source: 'live',
    attributes: ['name', 'file_system_id', 'life_cycle_state', 'performance_mode', 'throughput_mode', 'size_in_bytes']
});
</script>

<div data-sd-service="efs_file_systems" data-sd-source="live"></div>

Default Attributes¶

When no attributes array is specified, these columns are displayed:

attributes: ['name', 'file_system_id', 'life_cycle_state', 'performance_mode', 'throughput_mode', 'size_in_bytes', 'encrypted']

All Attributes¶

Attribute	Display Name	Format	Description
`name`	Name	`text`	Resource display name (from tags or identifier)
`file_system_id`	File System ID	`text`	From API field: `FileSystemId`
`life_cycle_state`	State	`status_badge`	From API field: `LifeCycleState`
`performance_mode`	Performance Mode	`text`	From API field: `PerformanceMode`
`throughput_mode`	Throughput Mode	`text`	From API field: `ThroughputMode`
`size_in_bytes`	Size	`bytes`	From API field: `SizeInBytes.Value`
`encrypted`	Encrypted	`boolean`	From API field: `Encrypted`
`creation_time`	Created	`datetime`	From API field: `CreationTime`
`number_of_mount_targets`	Mount Targets	`text`	From API field: `NumberOfMountTargets`
`tags`	Tags	`tags_table`	All tags/labels as a key-value table

= included in default view

Sort Order¶

Results are sorted by: name