AIStor on RedHat OpenShift for Local development
Running AIStor 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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A collection of 78 posts tagged with "Kubernetes"
Cloud as an Operating Model - Not a Physical Location
We have said it before, but it bears repeating. The cloud is an operating model - not a physical location. That is why you will find MinIO everywhere on the public cloud, on the private cloud, at the edge. We don’t differentiate and because we are cloud native we are cloud (location) agnostic. The public cloud has mindshare and
Read moreThe App Store of OpenShift: MinIO in OperatorHub
Simply put, OperatorHub to OpenShift is what App Store is to Apple. With a web console interface, an Operator can be pulled from its off-cluster source, installed and subscribed on the cluster, and made ready for engineering teams to self-service manage the product across deployment environments.
Read moreIntegrate MinIO with Keycloak OIDC
In this blog post, we’ll show you how to set up MinIO to work with Keycloak. But broadly it should also give you an idea of how OIDC is configured with MinIO so you can use it with anything other than Keycloak, here we just use it as an example.
Read moreExploring Kubernetes v1.30: Enhancements Relevant to MinIO Deployments
Explore how Kubernetes v1.30 can enhance your MinIO deployment. Kubernetes v1.30 offers enhanced security, networking improvements upcoming features in beta. Consider upgrading for optimized, secure deployments for modern data workflows.
Read moreStateful KES for AI/ML Workloads
Implementing KES within Kubernetes in a stateful configuration ensures the persistence of encryption keys through pod lifecycle events and restarts. This setup offers resilience especially in environments where relying on external KMS is not an option or preferred.
Read moreUne dépêche de Kubecon Paris
Time for the annual KubeconEU review - it is unfiltered and occasionally unwelcome by the CNCF - but spoiler alert, Paris was a smashing success. We always love the people, we don’t always love the venue or show management, but Paris was a win and more importantly, Kubernetes is on a winning streak. First off, it just felt big.
Read moreMinIO Operator certificate issued by Kubernetes CSR
We will focus on utilizing the Kubernetes CSR resource specifically for creating a certificate that can be used by MinIO. You will have a clear understanding of how to generate a certificate using CSR, store it securely in a Kubernetes Secret.
Read moreConnect Dremio to MinIO with Self-Signed TLS
In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to configure Dremio to connect to MinIO, which uses self-signed TLS certificates. This is one of the more common use cases, and we’ve had customers from SUBNET ask time and time again how they can configure something like this.
Read moreLocking down MinIO Operator Permissions
In this post, we’ll show you how to configure the MinIO Operator with the most restrictive namespace permissions – all the while being able to fully utilize the power and flexibility of the MinIO Operator for day-to-day operations.
Read moreDebugging MinIO Installs
In this blog post, we’ll show you how to debug a MinIO install running in Kubernetes and also some of the common issues you might encounter when doing bare metal installation and how to rectify them.
Read moreRenewing KES certificate
In this post we'll show you some of the common errors you can run into when the certs in KES expire. We'll show you what errors you can expect and how to renew and update the certs in a quick fashion.
Read moreAdd Pools and expand capacity
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.
Read moreKubeCon Chicago: Maturity Arrives just in time for the AI Takeoff
Here we are with our semi-annual critique of KubeCon. We do it for Europe and we do it for North America and we don’t pull our punches. If you don’t believe us, check out our write up on Detroit. This year is very different. Chicago had some sizzle to it. There was buzz. There was unseasonably beautiful weather.
Read moreDeploying MinIO Tenant and Lab considerations
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.
Read moreThe Architects Guide to the Modern Data Stack
This is your symphony for data excellence. Explore the components of this modern data stack, including storage, data integration, transformation, data observability, data discovery, data visualization, data analytics, and machine learning.
Read moreKubernetes Sidecar with MinIO
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.
Read moreMinIO as Helm Chart Repository
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.
Read moreGet Started with MinIO on Red Hat OpenShift for a PoC
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
Read moreBuilding an ML Training Pipeline with MinIO and Kubeflow v2.0
Introduction In a previous post, I covered Building an ML Data Pipeline with MinIO and Kubeflow v2.0. The data pipeline I created downloaded US Census data to a dedicated instance of MinIO. This is different from the MinIO instance Kubeflow Pipelines (KFP) uses internally. We could have tried to use KFP’s instance of MinIO - however, this is
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