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A company is setting up a big data analytics cluster on AWS, utilizing numerous Linux Amazon EC2 instances distributed across multiple Availability Zones. To ensure efficient data processing, all cluster nodes require both read and write access to a shared file storage system. This storage system must be highly available, resilient, POSIX-compatible, and capable of handling significant throughput. Which AWS storage solution best meets these stringent requirements?
A
Utilize an AWS Storage Gateway file gateway with an NFS file share connected to an Amazon S3 bucket, and mount this NFS share on every EC2 instance within the cluster.
B
Create a new Amazon Elastic File System (EFS) with General Purpose performance mode and mount this EFS file system on each EC2 instance in the cluster.
C
Set up a new Amazon Elastic Block Store (EBS) io2 volume type and attach this EBS volume to every EC2 instance in the cluster.
D
Deploy a new Amazon Elastic File System (EFS) with Max I/O performance mode and mount this EFS file system on each EC2 instance in the cluster.