A large engineering firm has recently migrated its file storage to Amazon FSx for Windows File Server. Multiple users and external vendors access this general-purpose file share and store a large amount of data regularly. The Accounts Team has raised concerns over the high cost incurred post-migration. As a Sysops administrator, Operations Manager has assigned you to analyze Amazon FSx deployment configuration to reduce cost without impacting performance.
Which of the following can be configured on Amazon FSx for the Windows file server for this requirement?

Answer options:

A.Configure File system storage as SSD drives.
B.Enable Data deduplication on the file share.
C.Enable User Storage quotas on the file system.
D.Modify File systems throughput capacity to minimum.

Correct Answer: B
Data deduplication eliminates redundant data saved by multiple users on Amazon FSx for Windows file server. This helps in reducing storage on the file systems, lowering storage costs for file systems. Data deduplication is a background process performed on file systems without any performance impact on users.
Option A is incorrect as using SSD drives will incur additional costs.
Option C is incorrect as this may impact the performance of users requiring additional storage.
Option D is incorrect as the decrease in throughput will impact user performance.
For more information on using Data deduplication on Amazon FSx, refer to the following URL,
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/fsx/latest/WindowsGuide/using-data-dedup.html