Setting Up Amazon FSx for Lustre with Kubernetes Persistent Volumes

Now that we’ve designed our architecture and understood the role Amazon FSx for Lustre plays in stateful ML workloads, it’s time to bring the storage layer to life. This part of the tutorial walks you through the provisioning of the FSx for Lustre file system, configuring it with an S3 bucket (optional), and exposing it inside your Kubernetes cluster through PersistentVolumes. By the end, your EKS workloads will be able to mount a Lustre-backed volume and start reading or writing data with blistering speed.