AWS recently unveiled Amazon S3 Tables, claiming to optimize Iceberg analytics on S3. Yet, these "special buckets" mainly fix AWS's own limits—like request caps—not universal object storage issues. With AIStor, you get unmatched performance, no vendor lock-in, and no extra costs for table maintance.
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Step by step instructions to plan for a migrate data off AWS S3 and on MinIO on-premise.
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The double whammy of inflation (and correspondingly high interest rates for the foreseeable future), demand destruction and an uncertain outlook have companies aggressively looking for cost savings. Now.
While reducing headcount is a current play for most of the tech industry, there is real money in the data stack. Every company is a data company at this juncture - it
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Get started quickly and easily with Kubernetes native object storage on Amazon EKS.
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Learn about the four options to expose MinIO services outside of your Kubernetes cluster.
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As AWS Local Zones expand - object storage is needed. AWS recommends using MinIO.
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Learn how to install and customize the world's fastest object storage on the world's largest public cloud.
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Bring multicloud strategy to life quickly and easily with MinIO in AWS Marketplace.
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The promise/allure of the public cloud is based on the concept that it is
elastic. One can, with little effort, scale up workloads and, if desired, scale
down those same workloads. We have written on this subject before
[https://blog.min.io/repatriation_wave/] - from the perspective of what workloads to
consider as you evaluate what to take
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As data has grown, so has the challenge associated with moving it. Indeed, the
bandwidth costs to migrate a PB of data out of AWS would be more than keeping it
there for years. Still, customers often need to move large amounts (100s of TBs
up to PBs) with some frequency.
Amazon knows this and has, in their intensely customer
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Containers running on orchestration platforms like Kubernetes, Docker Swarm,
DC/OS et al. offer powerful, versatile ways to deploy applications. Containers
let you deploy isolated application instances, and you can launch multiple such
instances to scale up your load serving capacity. You don’t even need to worry
about individual server capacities and scheduling thanks to orchestration tool,
which provide
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