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MinIOからRustFSへの移行：Docker ComposeでのS3互換ストレージ構築ガイド
https://qiita.com/hoatms/items/75ede10cb8aaff7a71ed?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items

#qiita #S3 #Docker #filesystem #minio #Rustfs

MinIOからRustFSへの移行：Docker ComposeでのS3互換ストレージ構築ガイド
https://qiita.com/hoatms/items/75ede10cb8aaff7a71ed?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items

#qiita #S3 #Docker #filesystem #minio #Rustfs

Has anyone tried using #RustFS as a #S3 compatible storage backend for #Mastodon now that #MinIO development has halted? Thoughts?

EDIT: There's some controversy about RustFS being developed with AI. Maybe Deuxfleurs' #Garage is the better choice?

Has anyone tried using #RustFS as a #S3 compatible storage backend for #Mastodon now that #MinIO development has halted? Thoughts?

EDIT: There's some controversy about RustFS being developed with AI. Maybe Deuxfleurs' #Garage is the better choice?

Has anyone tried using #RustFS as a #S3 compatible storage backend for #Mastodon now that #MinIO development has halted? Thoughts?

EDIT: There's some controversy about RustFS being developed with AI. Maybe Deuxfleurs' #Garage is the better choice?

Has anyone tried using #RustFS as a #S3 compatible storage backend for #Mastodon now that #MinIO development has halted? Thoughts?

EDIT: There's some controversy about RustFS being developed with AI. Maybe Deuxfleurs' #Garage is the better choice?

Has anyone tried using #RustFS as a #S3 compatible storage backend for #Mastodon now that #MinIO development has halted? Thoughts?

EDIT: There's some controversy about RustFS being developed with AI. Maybe Deuxfleurs' #Garage is the better choice?

I already use #Borg/#Borgmatic for my #Docker backups and dat was easy to setup. Then I tried doing the same thing for my #Kubernetes cluster, then realised it may not be that simple to backup the volumes - the databases, that was easy since Borgmatic supports that super easily. The PVCs tho, which uses #Longhorn underneath... I'm not too sure how to back them up - esp the RWO ones. One option I've found seems to be to set up backups, possible for Longhorn, to some #S3 storage location but ofc #MinIO is like, not an option now. Idk if finding a diff S3 option (#Garage? #RustFS?) is a good idea or, really, how do others back up data on their #K8s cluster in their #homelab/workplace?

I already use #Borg/#Borgmatic for my #Docker backups and dat was easy to setup. Then I tried doing the same thing for my #Kubernetes cluster, then realised it may not be that simple to backup the volumes - the databases, that was easy since Borgmatic supports that super easily. The PVCs tho, which uses #Longhorn underneath... I'm not too sure how to back them up - esp the RWO ones. One option I've found seems to be to set up backups, possible for Longhorn, to some #S3 storage location but ofc #MinIO is like, not an option now. Idk if finding a diff S3 option (#Garage? #RustFS?) is a good idea or, really, how do others back up data on their #K8s cluster in their #homelab/workplace?

I already use #Borg/#Borgmatic for my #Docker backups and dat was easy to setup. Then I tried doing the same thing for my #Kubernetes cluster, then realised it may not be that simple to backup the volumes - the databases, that was easy since Borgmatic supports that super easily. The PVCs tho, which uses #Longhorn underneath... I'm not too sure how to back them up - esp the RWO ones. One option I've found seems to be to set up backups, possible for Longhorn, to some #S3 storage location but ofc #MinIO is like, not an option now. Idk if finding a diff S3 option (#Garage? #RustFS?) is a good idea or, really, how do others back up data on their #K8s cluster in their #homelab/workplace?

I already use #Borg/#Borgmatic for my #Docker backups and dat was easy to setup. Then I tried doing the same thing for my #Kubernetes cluster, then realised it may not be that simple to backup the volumes - the databases, that was easy since Borgmatic supports that super easily. The PVCs tho, which uses #Longhorn underneath... I'm not too sure how to back them up - esp the RWO ones. One option I've found seems to be to set up backups, possible for Longhorn, to some #S3 storage location but ofc #MinIO is like, not an option now. Idk if finding a diff S3 option (#Garage? #RustFS?) is a good idea or, really, how do others back up data on their #K8s cluster in their #homelab/workplace?

I already use #Borg/#Borgmatic for my #Docker backups and dat was easy to setup. Then I tried doing the same thing for my #Kubernetes cluster, then realised it may not be that simple to backup the volumes - the databases, that was easy since Borgmatic supports that super easily. The PVCs tho, which uses #Longhorn underneath... I'm not too sure how to back them up - esp the RWO ones. One option I've found seems to be to set up backups, possible for Longhorn, to some #S3 storage location but ofc #MinIO is like, not an option now. Idk if finding a diff S3 option (#Garage? #RustFS?) is a good idea or, really, how do others back up data on their #K8s cluster in their #homelab/workplace?

#MinIO Is Done With #OpenSource, What Are Your Options?
MinIO is one of the most widely used #selfhosted #objectstorage solutions out there. It is #S3-compatible, lightweight, and runs as a single binary, integrating with pretty much everything in the #cloudnative stack.

Here are the three open source alternatives worth looking at. 👇
#SeaweedFS
#Garage
#RustFS

I have heard good things about Garage but haven't kicked the tires yet.
https://itsfoss.com/news/minio-moves-away-from-open-source/

#MinIO Is Done With #OpenSource, What Are Your Options?
MinIO is one of the most widely used #selfhosted #objectstorage solutions out there. It is #S3-compatible, lightweight, and runs as a single binary, integrating with pretty much everything in the #cloudnative stack.

Here are the three open source alternatives worth looking at. 👇
#SeaweedFS
#Garage
#RustFS

I have heard good things about Garage but haven't kicked the tires yet.
https://itsfoss.com/news/minio-moves-away-from-open-source/

#MinIO Is Done With #OpenSource, What Are Your Options?
MinIO is one of the most widely used #selfhosted #objectstorage solutions out there. It is #S3-compatible, lightweight, and runs as a single binary, integrating with pretty much everything in the #cloudnative stack.

Here are the three open source alternatives worth looking at. 👇
#SeaweedFS
#Garage
#RustFS

I have heard good things about Garage but haven't kicked the tires yet.
https://itsfoss.com/news/minio-moves-away-from-open-source/

#MinIO Is Done With #OpenSource, What Are Your Options?
MinIO is one of the most widely used #selfhosted #objectstorage solutions out there. It is #S3-compatible, lightweight, and runs as a single binary, integrating with pretty much everything in the #cloudnative stack.

Here are the three open source alternatives worth looking at. 👇
#SeaweedFS
#Garage
#RustFS

I have heard good things about Garage but haven't kicked the tires yet.
https://itsfoss.com/news/minio-moves-away-from-open-source/

#MinIO Is Done With #OpenSource, What Are Your Options?
MinIO is one of the most widely used #selfhosted #objectstorage solutions out there. It is #S3-compatible, lightweight, and runs as a single binary, integrating with pretty much everything in the #cloudnative stack.

Here are the three open source alternatives worth looking at. 👇
#SeaweedFS
#Garage
#RustFS

I have heard good things about Garage but haven't kicked the tires yet.
https://itsfoss.com/news/minio-moves-away-from-open-source/