I use F# as a scripting language with FSI. Is there a way to include another fsx file in my script? I want to be able to break my scripts into multiple files for larger tasks.
Thanks.
To automatically mount your Amazon FSx file system directory when the Amazon EC2 instance reboots, you can use the fstab file. The fstab file contains information about file systems. The command mount -a , which runs during instance startup, mounts the file systems listed in the fstab file.
When you're connected, open File Explorer. From the navigation pane, open the context (right-click) menu for Network and choose Map Network Drive. Choose a drive letter of your choice for Drive. You can map your file system using either its default DNS name assigned by Amazon FSx, or using a DNS alias of your choosing.
Create a new file share – In the Shared Folders tool, choose Shares in the left pane to see the active shares for your Amazon FSx file system. Choose New Share and complete the Create a Shared Folder wizard. You have to create the local folder prior to creating the new file share.
EFS works with Linux and Mac EC2 instances as a managed NAS filer. FSx, on the other hand, offers a managed Windows Server environment that runs Windows Server Message Block services. As FSx uses Windows, it's compatible with all Window Server platforms.
If I understand the question correctly, you should be able to use the #load
directive to do what you want. See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd233175.aspx.
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