MinIO’s training team recently completed a multi-part series on MinIO event monitoring, in which Will Dinyes brings us through five in-depth videos. By the end of the video series you should be able to register an event destination, subscribe to an event notification, and deploy a custom Python-based webhook.  Will kicks off the MinIO event monitoring series with an

Managing users, groups, and policies for security and functionality with MinIO.

In the last edition of our Youtube Summary series, we covered Deploying MinIO with Go using the Go SDK. Today, we will be going over using MJ Johnson’s series on using MinIO Client (MC) commands to quickly and efficiently manage your MinIO environment from the command line using Linux-like tools. This roughly half-hour, ten-video course discusses everything you need

In our most recent coverage of MinIO YouTube learning, we discussed MJ’s “Essentials for Admins” course. This edition will be covering Will Dinyes’s series for those who wish to deploy MinIO in their working Go (sometimes called Golang) environment. These twelve videos clock in at under an hour—the information is dense, but easily digestible. The only prerequisite

In our last YouTube summary post [https://blog.min.io/youtube-summary-linux/], we covered Mike “MJ” Johnson’s series on running and deploying MinIO on Linux. This week, we will be focusing on Essentials for Admins—a five-part course by MinIO’s Ravind Kumar for developers and system administrators to understand how object storage works and how it can be applied,

As most of you know, we have been hard at work on our YouTube channel [https://www.youtube.com/@MINIO/videos] creating a series of tutorials for users of any level. We will use this forum to continually highlight new courses and content. Today our focus is on how to Install and Run MinIO on Linux [https://www.youtube.com/