In the modern enterprise, data must be protected—that’s why we built the MinIO #EnterpriseObjectStore Firewall. The firewall feature was designed specifically for #data and is #S3-aware, meaning you can write rules and policies at the bucket or even object level. It is lightweight, powerful and flexible. While there are many firewalls out there none of them are designed for data. This one is. blog.min.io/enterprise-firew…

In large-scale MinIO deployments, it is not unusual to see server counts in the hundreds. Each of those servers has 500GB or more of DRAM, often it is a full TB. What if you could pool all that DRAM into a shared cache that could be used as an in-memory object store? Introducing MinIO #EnterpriseObjectStore Cache. It is a distributed, shared DRAM cache and is ideal for workloads that demand massive IOPS and throughput performance, like #AI applications. blog.min.io/enterprise-cache…

Don't forget we have Office Hours coming up tomorrow March 26, 2024 at 10:00am PT. Last week, we unveiled the MinIO #EnterpriseObjectStore, featuring groundbreaking enhancements tailored to meet the demands of our largest clients, operating at #exascale. Bring your questions. Our expert @dvaldivia will be leading the session. Register here: min-5728672.hs-sites.com/min…

MinIO’s co-founder and CEO @abperiasamy joins @QuinnyPig, Chief Cloud Economist at @DuckbillGroup, on the Screaming in the Cloud podcast to discuss the launch of MinIO’s #EnterpriseObjectStore, the balance between #opensource and profitability as well as AB’s core belief in software freedom. This awesome conversation ends with an interesting discussion about MinIO’s role in software-defined data infrastructure driven by #AI. “Customers now see that data is the core asset of their business.” #exascale (Podcast and video format available.) lastweekinaws.com/podcast/sc…

We’re just under a week out from #KubeCon Europe 2024 in Paris! Time really flies. Come say hi to @sh0dan, @dvaldivia, @ugurtigli, Jonathan Symonds and the rest of the MinIO gang at booth E9. Looking forward to talking shop and filling you in on what’s been brewing at MinIO. Have questions about our #EnterpriseObjectStore? We’re here to answer them. Want to go deeper on the Enterprise Console, Observability or KMS? We’ve got engineers on deck. Not to mention we’ve got T-shirts and our beloved gamer pads (complete with MinIO MC commands). Be sure to rock your MinIO T-shirt or show us MinIO running on your laptop/datacenter to get one. See you there. #CloudNativeCon #TeamCloudNative

Probably my favorite feature of the @Minio #EnterpriseObjectStore. Being able to natively query like this (across hundreds of billions of objects!) is kinda crazy. #exascale

In the modern enterprise, data must be protected—that’s why we built the MinIO #EnterpriseObjectStore Firewall. The firewall feature was designed specifically for #data and is #S3-aware, meaning you can write rules and policies at the bucket or even object level. It is lightweight, powerful and flexible. While there are many firewalls out there none of them are designed for data. This one is. blog.min.io/enterprise-firew…

In large-scale MinIO deployments, it is not unusual to see server counts in the hundreds. Each of those servers has 500GB or more of DRAM, often it is a full TB. What if you could pool all that DRAM into a shared cache that could be used as an in-memory object store? Introducing MinIO #EnterpriseObjectStore Cache. It is a distributed, shared DRAM cache and is ideal for workloads that demand massive IOPS and throughput performance, like #AI applications. blog.min.io/enterprise-cache…

We designed the MinIO Enterprise Key Management Server (KMS) for the encryption challenges associated with billions of objects and hundreds of thousands of #encryption events per second. Highly available and fault tolerant, it delivers consistent performance even at the scale required by exabyte-sized deployments. We give you all the details here: blog.min.io/enterprise-kms/ #EnterpriseObjectStore

One of the challenges faced by our largest clients is the inability to search and query their namespace efficiently, a critical capability for organizations managing hundreds of billions of objects. The #objectstorage world needed a simple, powerful solution to this problem. That is why we built the MinIO #EnterpriseObjectStore Catalog feature. Go deeper here: blog.min.io/enterprise-catal…

Being able to see and finely manage all your @Minio object store deployments, all the way from colocated data center down to the edge, is huge. #EnterpriseObjectStore #Exascale

Introducing the #EnterpriseObjectStore Observability feature. This user-friendly solution streamlines MinIO operations and is a complete monitoring solution purpose-built for MinIO, with access to metrics, logs, and traces. Designed for #exascale deployments with hundreds of servers, thousands of drives and billions of objects—it lets our customers find the proverbial needle in the haystack. blog.min.io/enterprise-objec…

The MinIO Console has more than 10K enterprises using it today which speaks to its powerful simplicity. For Enterprise customers, however, there was a desire for even more. That’s where the Enterprise Console comes in. The proverbial “single pane of glass” for all things MinIO, it serves as the launch pad for the entire suite of features including all the new Enterprise features. With it, managing #exascale #datainfrastructure becomes remarkably simple. #EnterpriseObjectStore blog.min.io/enterprise-conso…

#EnterpriseObjectStore, #Exascale, #ObjectStorageForAI

Exabyte scale infrastructure requires specific features that extend beyond the core #objectstore. That’s why we’re introducing the MinIO Enterprise Object Store. Designed for commercial customers, the #EnterpriseObjectStore includes features that span observability, key management, S3 data firewall, data catalog, caching service and a new global console. Stay with us today and tomorrow as we walk you through each feature. blog.min.io/enterprise-objec…