AWS cost attribution: create an EFS for each hub of all clusters, tag it and move data accordingly

[GeorgianaElena]

For each cluster in the list below, perform the following actions:

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1. Make a new EFS filesystem for each but one of the hubs in the cluster
2. Migrate existing data from the existing EFS to this new EFS
3. Tag the new EFS with 2i2c:hub-name and set the value to be the name of the hub that will be using it
4. Switch the hubs to the new EFSs

• 2i2c-aws-us
• catalystproject-africa
• gridsst
• jupyter-health
• kitware
• nasa-cryo
• opensci
• smithsonian
• strudel
• ubc-eoas
• victor
• nmfs-openscapes
• openscapes
• earthscope
• jupyter-meets-the-earth
• nasa-ghg
• nasa-veda
• projectpythia (they are using other cost allocation system https://github.com/2i2c-org/meta/issues/1612)

Reference

#4475 and #4464

Definition of Done

• hubs are using the new EFS for home directory storage
• Permissions and ownership of all files match between source and destination after copying files
• All EFS instances on each cluster have a tag named 2i2c:hub-name with the value being each of its hub's name. This can be verified by looking at them on the AWS console.
• the cost of each hub shows up in its respective grafana

[GeorgianaElena]

Closing this task in favour of the EBS migrations that will happen as part of #5010 as discussed with @yuvipanda.