Kubernetes - MinIO Blog (Page 3)

SUSE Rancher and MinIO Lock Horns (in a good way...)

Jonathan Symonds Jonathan Symonds on Kubernetes | 23 August 2022

Modern enterprises are data-driven and cloud-centric. The latter is a mentality, not a place. The core concepts of the cloud: containerization, orchestration, APIs and automation are the defining characteristics of success for companies in the modern world. Central to this mentality, indeed, perhaps the defining characteristic, is Kubernetes. Kubernetes initially gained popularity as the go-to platform for deploying and orchestrating

Using K8ssandra to Backup and Restore Cassandra with MinIO

AJ AJ on DevOps | 8 July 2022

Using K8ssandra to Backup and Restore Cassandra with MinIO seamlessly in any environment.

How to Use Nginx, LetsEncrypt and Certbot for Secure Access to MinIO

AJ AJ on Operator's Guide | 30 June 2022

Learn how to secure, load balance and scale your MinIO instances with Nginx, LetsEncrypt and Certbot.

Takeaways from Kubecon EU

Jonathan Symonds Jonathan Symonds on Kubernetes | 21 May 2022

Kubecon EU in Valencia, Spain was a welcome breath of fresh air for the Kubernetes community. While the Linux Foundation and the CNCF did great work in the pandemic, nothing is quite like seeing your “people” in person. That what Valencia delivered. I don’t know the attendance figures off the top of my head, but having been in Los

How to Install and Configure Kubeflow with MinIO Operator

Daniel Valdivia

Daniel Valdivia @dvaldivia on Operator's Guide | 14 April 2022

How to Install and Configure Kubeflow with MinIO Operator

Kubeflow is a modern solution to design, build and orchestrate Machine Learning pipelines using the latest and most popular frameworks. Out of the box, Kubeflow ships with MinIO inside to store all of its pipelines, artifacts and logs, however that MinIO is limited to a single PVC and thus cannot benefit from all the features a distributed MinIO brings to

Secure Multi-tenant Object Storage for Internal and External Apps

Lenin Alevski Lenin Alevski on Security | 4 April 2022

Learn how to add external TLS certificates to MinIO tenants and access them using SNI.

MinIO Multi Cloud Object Storage Available on GCP Marketplace

Kanagaraj Kanagaraj on Multicloud | 21 March 2022

At MinIO, we are on a mission and we won’t stop until everyone can run the resilient, performant and scalable object storage that has taken the cloud by storm. There are already millions of MinIO deployments across the public cloud, private cloud and edge - and we are making it even easier to run S3 API compliant and Kubernetes

Simplifying Multi-Tenant Object Storage as a Service with Kubernetes and MinIO Operator

Daniel Valdivia

Daniel Valdivia @dvaldivia on Kubernetes | 11 January 2022

Simplifying Multi-Tenant Object Storage as a Service with Kubernetes and MinIO Operator

This post was updated on 1.12.22. Object storage as a service is the hottest concept in storage today. The reason is straightforward: object storage is the storage class of the cloud and the ability to provision it seamlessly to applications or developers makes it immensely valuable to enterprises of any size. The challenge is that object storage as

MinIO Multi Cloud Object Storage Available on Azure Marketplace

Anis Elleuch Anis Elleuch on Multicloud | 10 January 2022

Using the MinIO managed application to enable workloads written for S3 to run on Azure.

Best Practices for Kubernetes Object Storage

Ugur Tigli Ugur Tigli on Best Practices | 25 October 2021

Kubernetes is the primary control and management point for infrastructure as code. Add MinIO and manage object storage within Kubernetes.

2021 Kubecon Takeaways: A Mixed Bag

Jonathan Symonds Jonathan Symonds on Kubernetes | 18 October 2021

Let’s get a few things out there right away. First, Kubecon remains a shadow of its former self. In 2019 it was vibrant, even frothy. It was pretty sad this week in LA. The forecast was for 3,000 but we would be surprised if it was 2,000. My sense talking to others on the sponsor side was

Kubernetes CSI and COSI: a Symbiotic Relationship

Sidhartha Mani Sidhartha Mani on Cloud Native | 16 September 2021

The push to standardize Object Storage in Kubernetes has gained significant momentum in the recent months. The new standard, named COSI for Container Object Storage Interface, strikes a similar chord to CSI — a well known standard for consuming storage in Kubernetes. In this article, I’ll dive into COSI, its architecture, and how it fits alongside CSI. Finally, I’ll

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

MinIO Hybrid Cloud Object Storage Available on Red Hat Marketplace

Matt Sarrel

Matt Sarrel @msarrel on Red Hat OpenShift | 15 July 2021

MinIO Hybrid Cloud Object Storage Available on Red Hat Marketplace

Build enterprise hybrid and multi cloud object storage with MinIO and Red Hat OpenShift

Machine Learning Pipelines with Kubeflow and MinIO on Azure

Daniel Valdivia

Daniel Valdivia @dvaldivia on Operator's Guide | 8 July 2021

Machine Learning Pipelines with Kubeflow and MinIO on Azure

Learn how to run Kubeflow on Azure Kubernetes Service with MinIO.

The Architect's Guide to the Multi-Cloud

Jonathan Symonds Jonathan Symonds on Architect's Guide | 16 June 2021

The line between hybrid cloud and multicloud is blurry at this point. The hybrid cloud is certainly more expansive in its definition (public, on-prem, edge). The multi-cloud generally refers to multiple public cloud. What makes it blurry is that the cloud is a mentality - not a physical location. As a result, we see the terms used interchangeably these days.

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

Cloud Native Data Management Day - 2.5 MinIO Presentations

Jonathan Symonds Jonathan Symonds on Kubernetes | 13 May 2021

MinIO is a proud sponsor of Cloud Native Data Management Days [https://cndmday.com/] (CNDM Days) - a community initiative designed to bring together Kubernetes and cloud native data management enthusiasts. Featuring one day virtual events ahead of Kubecon Europe and Kubecon, the CNDM days feature a superb array of speakers from across the spectrum - developers, analysts, architects and

Kubernetes, Consistency and Commoditization - The Way of the Cloud

Jonathan Symonds Jonathan Symonds on Hybrid Cloud | 20 April 2021

When you think about the cloud, it helps to think about the types of businesses that have been built with elastic compute, networking and storage as a foundational component and self-service/multi-tenancy as the vehicle for customer engagement. For the most part, those businesses succeeded at scaling by focusing their efforts on building their product, almost exclusively on a single