Announcing General Availability of MinIO AIStor Tables
AIStor Tables: The first data store to build-in Apache Iceberg™ V3, unifying both tables and objects for analytics and AI at scale
Read moreAI Agents
A collection of 6 posts tagged with "AI Agents"
From hours to minutes: Automating cluster deployments with AIStor MCP server
As a MinIO Curriculum Engineer, I spend a lot of time creating demos and learning environments for customers. These environments need to be realistic, comprehensive, and ready to showcase MinIO AIStor's capabilities in real-world scenarios. But here's the thing - setting up a proper demo environment manually can take hours of low-value, repetitive work. Let me
Read moreA Global Telecommunications Leader and MinIO AIStor: Powering the Next Generation of Data Lakehouse for Analytics and AI
1. Executive Summary Our customer, a global telecommunications leader, established a Data Platform team to transform how data improved customer experiences and business operations. Faced with ballooning data growth and legacy storage constraints, they replaced aging legacy data storage systems with a high-performance, cloud-native data lakehouse, built on MinIO’s AIStor. The result: a scalable, cost-efficient foundation ready for AI,
Read moreAIStor Tables: Technical Deep Dive
AIStor Tables brings Iceberg catalogs natively into on-prem object storage. It simplifies data organization, enforces table-aware security, and lets AI teams catalog unstructured assets in structured tables, thereby enabling discovery.
Read moreAgentic AI with Model Context Protocol and AIStor
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) from Anthropic represents a unique approach to Agentic AI tooling as compared to many of its competitors. Rather than building a framework (software that calls your code) or a library (software that your code can call), MCP focuses on the protocol needed for different parts of an agent to communicate with each other. This has
Read moreModel Context Protocol (MCP) Server for AIStor: How it works
In the previous blog posts of this series, we discussed the user-level and admin-level functions of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for MinIO AIStor. In the first blog, we learned how to review the bucket’s contents, analyze objects, and tag them for future processing. In the second blog, we also learned how to use admin commands and get
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