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Minio Alternatives

flatland_spiderflatland_spider Member
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I'm interested in checking out some Minio alternatives. The main feature I'm looking for would be multi-tenant access without the need to run multiple servers on different ports.

Swift is the first thing that comes to mind, but that drags in Keystone. :\

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  • UnixfyUnixfy Member

    Scality S3? (or CloudServer now)

  • agonyztagonyzt Member

    If you have a lot of time to spare, Ceph. If not you can also check other distributed filesystems with an S3 compatible API like LeoFS: https://leo-project.net/leofs/

  • flatland_spiderflatland_spider Member

    @agonyzt said:
    If you have a lot of time to spare, Ceph. If not you can also check other distributed filesystems with an S3 compatible API like LeoFS: https://leo-project.net/leofs/

    LeoFS looks promising. Plus, Erlang! :)

    S3 compatibility isn't a priority, in fact it doesn't even matter. Lightweight and able to deploy on a single server with minimal configuration is more the appeal of Minio.

  • agonyztagonyzt Member

    If you're not necessarily looking for S3 compatibility, then you have a lot more options! A very simple project is Seaweedfs. Played with it, it's pretty good.

    Thanked by 1simpleguy8288
  • simpleguy8288simpleguy8288 Member

    SeaweedFS really looks interesting!

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