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- Now let's review another demo

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of creating an EBS
volume within Amazon EC2.

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Here we are back in the console
from the console dashboard.

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I'm gonna click into EC2.

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I'm going to come down here

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to Elastic Blockstore volumes.

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And you'll see that we have one, but

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this one is the root volume.

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You can see that it's in use.

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It's considered to be in use.

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This is the root volume
of our Windows instance

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that's still running.

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But I'm gonna create a
new one, perhaps a new one

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that I want to attach
to an instance and use

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as a data volume apart
from the root volume.

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So I'm gonna click create.

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From here, I can choose
whether or not I want

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General Purpose SSD,

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Provisioned IOPS,

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Magnetic, Throughput
Optimized, or Cold storage.

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So, for this particular
case, I'm just gonna

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choose a General Purpose.

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It's just gonna be a basic data volume.

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I'm going to say, leave it at 100 gigs.

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I'm gonna make sure that this one is in 2b

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because that's where we
put our Windows instance.

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So I need to make sure that
this volume is in the same

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availability zone as the instance to which

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I want to attach it.

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Now I have the option to encrypt
the volume if I wanted to.

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For this particular demo, I'm
not gonna worry about that.

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I'm gonna go ahead and click create.

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And then you'll see that the

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volume is in a creating state.

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So it takes a few minutes to
make that volume available.

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It's allocating the
storage behind the scenes.

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So here, I might call
this one Data Volume,

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just to give it a name and
keep my environment organized.

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And there we go, now you can see that

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the state of that volume is available.

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That means that it so far is not attached

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to any particular instance.

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So, we could then use it however we want.

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We can attach it to
whatever instance we want,

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as long as the instance is in
the same availability zone.

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So I'll go ahead and create
one more while we're here,

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and make this one a Provisioned IOPS.

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And so I'm gonna say, you know
what, I want a 100 gig volume

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and where the General Purpose
would have a baseline of

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about 300 IOPS, here I
can say, you know what,

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I need more than that.

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I need 1,000 IOPS, and I'm
also gonna put this one in 2b.

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So this is how we would
go about creating a

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Provisioned IOPS volume,
by specifying the size

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and the degree of IOPS that we need.

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I'm gonna go ahead and hit create.

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And again, I'm gonna call this one

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Data Volume High IOPS.

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And there we go.

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You can see that our General Purpose

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has a baseline of about 300

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with the ability to burst up to 3,000.

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But our Provisioned IOPS will guarantee us

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a consistent performance
level of 1,000 IOPS.

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So that is creating EBS
volumes in Amazon EC2.