Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery (BC/DR)
Continuity (replication) is a better path than recovery (backup). MinIO keeps your business up in the face of disaster.
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Just Getting Started: One Billion Docker Pulls...
When we started in late 2014, our stated goal was to be AWS S3, but for the rest of the world. Since then we have been working with a single focus to achieve that goal. Today marks a major milestone towards that goal, from zero lines of code in 2014 to a billion docker downloads with deployments across the globe.
Read moreBuilding Streaming Data Lakes with Hudi and MinIO
Do you need to find a way to replace Hadoop in your data lake and add cloud-native capabilities?
Read moreDistributed Tracing with MinIO using OpenTelemetry and Jaeger
Observability can be roughly divided into three sub-categories: logging, metrics, and tracing. In this blog post we’ll show you how simple it is to get set up with tracing in your new or existing MinIO application.
Read moreThoughts on DeveloperWeek Cloud 2022
This is the first year since the beginning of the pandemic where conferences have really kicked off. DeveloperWeek Cloud 2022 also came back this year with a bang in Austin, TX.
Read moreBuilding Conversational AI Chatbots with MinIO
Let open source software help you with simplifying enterprise conversational AI needs and let MinIO handle the storage solutions to enable continuous learning and optimize the knowledge base for improved chatbot experience.
Read moreVisualize usage patterns in MinIO using Elasticsearch and Beats
MinIO is the perfect companion for Elasticsearch because of its industry-leading performance and scalability. MinIO’s combination of scalability and high-performance puts every data-intensive workload, not just Elasticsearch, within reach.
Read moreTeaming With PWC on AI/ML Innovation
Canada’s artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) credentials are well known to those in the space. Some would argue that Toronto, not Silicon Valley, is the center of the western AI universe. Diplomatically sidestepping that debate, there is no doubt that there are big things going on north of the border. That is why we are so excited
Read moreThoughts Ahead of VMware Explore
VMware Explore kicks off tomorrow evening in San Francisco. It will not be the same event as the last in-person VMworld in 2019 - both in terms of attendance and in terms of content. A lot has happened since then. For starters, VMware has changed hands twice since then - spun out of Dell and then bought by Broadcom. Pat
Read moreSUSE Rancher and MinIO Lock Horns (in a good way...)
Modern enterprises are data-driven and cloud-centric. The latter is a mentality, not a place. The core concepts of the cloud: containerization, orchestration, APIs and automation are the defining characteristics of success for companies in the modern world. Central to this mentality, indeed, perhaps the defining characteristic, is Kubernetes. Kubernetes initially gained popularity as the go-to platform for deploying and orchestrating
Read moreA Complete Workflow for Log File Anomaly Detection with R, H2O and MinIO
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create a production capable log processing workflow using R, H2o and MinIO.
Read moreUsing MinIO for AWS Local Zones
As AWS Local Zones expand - object storage is needed. AWS recommends using MinIO.
Read moreGateway Deprecation Implications for Azure Customers
As we noted back in April, MinIO will be deprecating the gateway functionality in a few weeks time. As Harsha wrote at the time, the gateway had served its purpose and was no longer viable. While all gateway users will need to make some decisions, there are some Azure gateway users (for the cloud) and this post describes what those
Read moreSupportability as Software with MinIO SUBNET
MinIO leverages engineering focus and minimalist thinking to add supportability functionality, which means finding and fixing issues before they become problems in your installation.
Read moreDelta Lake and MinIO for Multi-Cloud Data Lakes
Learn how to build a multi-cloud data lake with the Delta open storage format and MinIO object storage.
Read moreUpdate: Nutanix Objects Violates MinIO’s Open Source License
On July 19th, MinIO revoked Nutanix’s Apache v2 license to MinIO’s object storage suite due to violations of that license. This is an update to that post. Nutanix admitted they violated MinIO’s Apache 2 license. The open source movement depends on the protection of intellectual property to ensure freedom for all the users. Nutanix’s behavior in
Read moreConfiguring MinIO with SystemD
Learning how to configure and maintain MinIO with SystemD during boot up, shutdown, initialization and more.
Read moreThe Definitive Guide to Lakehouse Architecture with Iceberg and MinIO
This post focuses on how Iceberg and MinIO complement each other and how various analytic frameworks (Spark, Flink, Trino, Dremio, and Snowflake) can leverage the two.
Read moreUsing Cloud Native Object Storage to Support DevOps Best Practices
For every Amazon or Etsy running DevOps at the highest levels of velocity, there are thousands of teams like mine that I will generously call a work in progress. The old adage of a chain only being as strong as its weakest link certainly applies to DevOps. Every DevOps organization has its own strengths and weaknesses. Perhaps your CI/CD
Read moreMinIO, Podman, and Apple Silicon
I've been a Mac guy for a long time. As in, "last millennium" long time. As such, I've always been willing to find ways to make software work on my Macs whether it was a good idea or not. But when it came to servers, I was all in on Linux, which also meant
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