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✅ Experiment 4 – EBS Snapshot and Mounting Steps
Switch to root user:
sudo su

Check disk list:
lsblk

Partition the new disk:
fdisk /dev/xvdb

(Inside fdisk, type these keys one by one and press Enter after each)
n
p
1
(Enter)
(Enter)
w

Inform kernel:
partprobe

Format the partition:
mkfs.xfs /dev/xvdb1

Create mount folder:
mkdir /mnt/ece589

Mount the volume:
mount /dev/xvdb1 /mnt/ece589

Go into mount folder:
cd /mnt/ece589

Install git:
yum update -y
yum install git -y

Check git version:
git --version

Clone the Maven Java project:
git clone https://github.com/Arjun7304/MavenJavaProject.git

Go inside project folder:
cd MavenJava
ls

Edit fstab to make mount permanent:
vi /etc/fstab

(Inside file, press i and paste this line)
/dev/xvdb1 /mnt/ece589 xfs defaults 0 0

(Then press Esc → :wq → Enter to save)

Create snapshot from AWS Console
(Go to EC2 → Volumes → Create Snapshot)

Copy snapshot to Oregon region
(Go to Snapshots → Copy Snapshot → Select us-west-2)

Switch to Oregon region
(Verify snapshot copied)

Create volume from snapshot in Oregon
(Use same Availability Zone as new EC2 instance)

Launch new EC2 instance in Oregon

Attach volume as /dev/xvdb

Login to new EC2 instance and run:
sudo su
mkdir /mnt/ece589
mount /dev/xvdb1 /mnt/ece589
cd /mnt/ece589
ls