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MinIO Multi Cloud Object Storage Available on AWS Marketplace
Bring multicloud strategy to life quickly and easily with MinIO in AWS Marketplace.
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The Long Term Costs of Object Storage in the Public Cloud
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 - from the perspective of what workloads to consider as you evaluate what to take to the public cloud and what
Read more...Using mc to Migrate Data to/from AWS Snowball
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
Read more...Benchmarking MinIO vs. AWS S3 for Apache Spark
Apache Spark is a framework for distributed computing. It provides one of the best mechanisms for distributing data across multiple machines in a cluster and performing computations on it. Spark achieves this by constructing data structures called RDDs (Resilient Distributed Datasets). RDDs allow data to be broken into disparate chunks and processed independently of one another. The individual chunks can
Read more...Running Apache Presto on MinIO: Benchmarking vs. AWS S3
The growth of Presto in the enterprise is a function of its speed, SQL compatibility, extensibility and enterprise feature set. While initially designed to speed up Hadoop, the success of the project has led to much broader adoption - on S3, Cassandra, MySQL, and more. Presto allows for data queries that traverse data stores and locations - a big plus
Read more...Containerized data analytics at scale, with MinIO and Pachyderm
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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