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Dileeshvar Radhakrishnan

MinIO Blog Posts by Dileeshvar Radhakrishnan

A collection of 13 posts from Dileeshvar Radhakrishnan

AIStor Integration with NVIDIA NIM™

AIStor Integration with NVIDIA NIM™

Building upon AIStor's robust AI capabilities, MinIO's PromptObject has been enabling users to interact with their data through natural language queries as described here. PromptObject transforms how users interact with stored objects by allowing them to ask questions about their data's content and extract information using natural language—eliminating the need to write complex

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Enterprise AI Infrastructure Made Easy with AIStor and NVIDIA GPUs

Enterprise AI Infrastructure Made Easy with AIStor and NVIDIA GPUs

Modern enterprises seeking to leverage AI capabilities often face a significant hurdle: the complex deployment and management of GPU infrastructure in their Kubernetes environments. MinIO's AIStor addresses this challenge head-on by integrating the NVIDIA GPU Operator, revolutionizing how organizations deploy and manage GPU resources for AI workloads. Through automated GPU setup, driver management, and resource optimization, this integration

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Putting a Filesystem on Top of an Object Store is a Bad Idea. Here is why.

Putting a Filesystem on Top of an Object Store is a Bad Idea. Here is why.

When purchasing storage, the emphasis is usually on media, but it may be even more important to consider access methods too. You will need to take storage protocols into account when designing and procuring infrastructure, especially when you leave legacy storage behind in order to migrate to cloud-native object storage. However, object storage relies on the S3 API for communications,

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How to Set up Kafka and Stream Data to MinIO in Kubernetes

How to Set up Kafka and Stream Data to MinIO in Kubernetes

Apache Kafka is an open-source distributed event streaming platform that is used for building real-time data pipelines and streaming applications. It was originally developed by LinkedIn and is now maintained by the Apache Software Foundation. Kafka is designed to handle high volume, high throughput, and low latency data streams, making it a popular choice for building scalable and reliable data

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