1. Define snapshot?

An AWS snapshot is a point-in-time copy of your data stored in Amazon Web Services. It acts like a frozen image or backup of your storage that you can use to restore data, recover from system failures, or clone environments.
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Mathivanan
Mathivanan 3 hours ago
An EBS snapshot is a point-in-time backup stored in Amazon S3, and you can restore it to create a new EBS volume that can function as either..
Mathivanan
Mathivanan 3 hours ago
The main difference between a snapshot and a backup lies in where the data is stored, how it is created, and its independence from the origi..
Mathivanan
Mathivanan 3 hours ago
A snapshot (such as an Amazon EBS snapshot) is region-independent in terms of Availability Zones (AZs)—it can be used across any Availabilit..
Mathivanan
Mathivanan 4 hours ago
A snapshot creates an instant, point-in time record of data, a system, or a file.
NAVEEN KUMAR J
NAVEEN KUMAR J 12 hours ago
EBS volume acts like a detachable external hard drive that preserves data even if the instance is stopped, while an Instance Store acts like..
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