Server pools help you expand the capacity of your existing MinIO cluster quickly and easily. This blog post focuses on increasing the capacity of one cluster, which is different from adding another cluster and replicating the same data across multiple clusters.
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In this post we’ll talk about what is an Airgapped Network, what to consider when deploying MinIO in such an environment and how to replicate and scale it thereafter with other airgapped sites.
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In today’s post, we’ll go deeper into some of the considerations for long-term MinIO management that you need to take into account, so that when Day 2 does roll around 48 hours later you have all your ducks in a row.
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As we were writing the blogs on Event Notifications and Object Lambda we came to a realization of why there are two different features doing almost the same thing? Or are they? What is the difference between the Greek Lambda and Lightning Bolt?
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In today’s post we’ll show you how to configure MinIO as a storage provider and metadata store for Quickwit.
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In this post let's take a look at how to set up multiple LXMIN servers backing up to a multi-node multi-drive MinIO cluster.
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Today we’ll talk how we use our local lab to test some of the key features and functionality to not only show you but also hopefully inspire you to elevate the technology and processes in your lab too that can make debugging any application a piece of cake.
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To perform miscellaneous tasks, instead of modifying the main application or the container it's running in, you can run it in a separate container next to the main application as a sidecar.
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What is streaming mode? Essentially it allows you to backup with Percona xtraBackup without touching disk. When used alongside MinIO Jumbo, it is designed to upload and retrieve large objects from the MinIO cluster.
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We’ll show you how you can use your MinIO cluster (on-prem, in the cloud, or on Kubernetes) to be used as a Helm Chart repository.
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Apparently, the OpenSearch folks love MinIO as much as we love OpenSearch, the talk got accepted and we were invited to present it in Seattle. It was very cold in the Northwest but we were very excited nonetheless.
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Email is the ultimate performance-at-scale use case as it generally only goes up in terms of data volume. Further, the more data that’s stored, the more valuable the data becomes. MinIO’s multi-site active-active replication focuses on keeping the cluster in top performance.
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We’ll go deep into the network configurations with which you can configure MinIO to the different replication strategies and network topologies that can be used to ensure your data is stored and accessed efficiently across multiple MinIO deployments.
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OpenObserve is an open-source observability platform designed to streamline the monitoring of logs, metrics, and traces.
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The Oracle Secure Backup (OSB) cloud module allows you to back up your Oracle Database to a MinIO bucket. It leverages RMAN’s encryption to ensure the security of the database backup.
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Globally there has been a shift to bring applications closer to home. Enterprises want more control of their data and have had enough of paying egress fees to the public cloud to get access to their own data. Besides cost, there is also the matter of security, or lack thereof, when resources are shared with unknown organizations. Vulnerabilities can trickle
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Between the public cloud and your data center exists a middle ground where you can have full control over infrastructure hardware, without the high initial cost of investment.
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When we announced the availability of MinIO on Red Hat OpenShift, we didn’t anticipate that demand would be so great that we would someday write a series of blog posts about this powerful combination. This combination is being rapidly adopted due to the ubiquitous nature of on-prem cloud and the need of large organizations wanting to bring their data
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MinIO is built with speed and resiliency at the forefront, regardless of the type of environment you choose to run it on. Whether it's multi cloud, bare metal, cloud instances or even on-premise, MinIO is designed to run on AWS, GCP, Azure, colocated bare metal servers and Kubernetes distributions such as Red Hat OpenShift. MinIO runs just as
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Running MinIO on OpenShift enables enterprises to achieve cloud-native elasticity on their hardware or cloud instance of choice, balance cost, capacity and performance.
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