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Tiering, Active Active Replication and Continuous Data Protection - Critical Capabilities in the Cloud: CFD11 Deep Dive Session Two

Burke Gibson Burke Gibson on Cloud Field Day 23 July 2021

The MinIO team is immensely proud of what we have been able to build in the high performance object storage, so we relished the opportunity to showcase our ever-growing functionality at Cloud Field Day in June. After beginning with a high-level overview, we got the chance to dive deeper into MinIO’s various features that put it at the cutting

Kubernetes, Multi-Tenancy and GUIs - Critical Capabilities in the Cloud: CFD11 Deep Dive Session One

Burke Gibson Burke Gibson on Cloud Field Day 23 July 2021

When we talk about the ways MinIO is changing how enterprises view object storage, we are never far from the topic of Kubernetes. It is one of the most impactful pieces of the cloud ecosystem today, so when discussing MinIO’s critical capabilities at Cloud Field Day back in June, it made sense for us to zero in a chunk

Saving the Planet One Tenant at Time

Jonathan Symonds Jonathan Symonds on Kubernetes 1 June 2021

Every company needs to have climate change as a part of their business plan. Think of it as a contract with society at large. MinIO has taken great pride in developing a culture that thinks about big problems, demonstrates empathy and values kindness. It has served us very well. When we think about these larger, societal issues, we don’t

What it Really Means to be "Cloud Native" in the Storage World

Anand Babu Periasamy Anand Babu Periasamy on Kubernetes 14 October 2019

For Cloud Native, Architecture Matters The term ‘cloud native’ is widely used in technical circles but doesn’t have a particularly clear definition. The confusion lies in the fact that being ‘cloud native’ has little to do with the environment your application is deployed to—the term is equally applicable to on-premise or the public cloud. Rather, the term refers

Containerized data analytics at scale, with MinIO and Pachyderm

Nitish Tiwari Nitish Tiwari on Docker 28 March 2017

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

Deploy MinIO cloud storage to Mesosphere DC/OS

Nitish Tiwari Nitish Tiwari on Docker 7 February 2017

Container orchestration is gaining traction as the default way to deploy applications. Developers are architecting their modern applications from the ground-up to run in containers, which enables faster deployment and more resilience. Even legacy applications are adopting containers in every way they can to access these advantages. Of the many characteristics that make an application container ready, the way it

Publish MinIO events via Redis

MinIO MinIO

on Operator's Guide 28 September 2016

Introduction Minio [https://www.minio.io/] server supports Amazon S3 compatible bucket event notification for following targets AMQP [https://www.amqp.org/about/what], Elasticsearch [https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/getting-started.html] , Redis [http://redis.io/documentation], nats.io [http://nats.io/], PostgreSQL [https://www.postgresql.org/] and Apache Kafka [http://kafka.apache.org/]. Part 3

Publish Minio events via RabbitMQ

MinIO MinIO

on Operator's Guide 13 September 2016

Introduction Minio [https://www.minio.io/] server supports Amazon S3 compatible bucket event notification for following targets AMQP [https://www.amqp.org/about/what], Elasticsearch [https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/getting-started.html] , Redis [http://redis.io/documentation], nats.io [http://nats.io/], PostgreSQL [https://www.postgresql.org/] and Apache Kafka [http://kafka.apache.org/]. Part 1

Microstorage for Microservices

MinIO MinIO

on Performance 12 January 2016

One of the fundamental requirements of microservice is that application containers become stateless. However the states still need to be stored elsewhere, as in databases, object storage, session files, cookies, cache, etc. Microstorage is emerging as a new architecture to address the storage scalability for microservices. Microstorage inherits the idea from microservices that “only small things scale”. Scale-up is not