The minio object storage server binary was found in their object controller pod as shown in the screenshot. Nutanix just put a wrapper around a modified version of the MinIO binary inside their object storage platform. Nutanix also did not disclose the usage of MinIO in their Open Source Disclosures or EULA to their customers.
Hi. I'm looking for a chatroom for minio, where I could ask my questions and receive some support, because the one I found on IRC (liberachat #minio) has only 11 people on, and I don't think there's anyone listening there. Is there a chatroom, for example on Discord, IRC or elsewhere? Thanks.
Don't think there is any DNS wildcards involved, the minio.(removed).com is a CNAME to the apex (removed).com which is in turn has an A record to the gateway which port forwards to the minio server machine. But don't have any connectivity issues at all.
You have DNS configuration properly set up for MinIO so that bucket subdomains properly resolve to the MinIO server and the MinIO server is configured with a base domain (in this case, minio.example.com)
The problem is solved by not adding object storage variables via app.yml. Otherwise a MalformedXML error will occur, just add the s3 parameter to the settings. MINIO_DOMAIN variable needs to be added when installing minio (I am using single node deployment).
You can estimate the number of PVC by multiplying the number of minio server pods in the Tenant by the number ofdrives per node. For example, a 4-node Tenant with 4 drives per node requires 16 PVC and therefore 16 PV.
As an alternative to krew, you can download the kubectl-minio plugin fromthe Operator Releases Page. Download the kubectl-minio packageappropriate for your operating system and extract the contents as kubectl-minio. Set the kubectl-minio binary to beexecutable (e.g. chmod +x) and place it in your system PATH.
The minio service will allow the user to access the console, and tenant1-console will allow access to the Admin console. In this guide, we have changed the service type of the services mentioned above, and the following is the output after the modification.
Hey there,
I am trying to use lfs with gitlab-ce docker and minio docker in a local network only. Following instruction from this doc
I had gitlab-ce LFS project setup fine without object store, but I got error 411 all the time when I tried to git push with LFS once I start to use minio. I am not an expert, just trying to play around with my local gitlab. Does anyone know what went wrong? or can someone point me to any ref/read?
The value for both data keys should be a string that is long, secure, and unique. The following example YAML describes a secret that meets the stated requirements. The name minio-creds-secret assumes the tenant YAML has spec.credsSecret.name set to a matching value. Consider using the tenant name as a prefix to the secret name to ensure each tenant has its own secret key (for example, minio-tenant-1 should have its MinIO secret named minio-tenant-1-creds-secret).
The value for all data keys should be a string that is long, secure, and unique. The following example YAML describes a secret that meets the stated requirements. The name minio-console-secret assumes the tenant YAML has console.consoleSecret.name set to a matching value. Consider using the tenant name as a prefix to the secret name to ensure each tenant has its own secret key (for example, minio-tenant-1 should have its MinIO Console secret named minio-tenant-1-console-secret).
I just tried your changes and it succesfully evaluates, depending on the configuration, appends either the list of endpoints or path(s) correctly in the minio service file and creates the correct entries in tmpfiles, as far as i can tell.
The minio addon can be used to deploy MinIO on a MicroK8s cluster using minio-operator, as well as the kubectl-minio CLI tool for managing the deployment. Optionally, this addon deploys a single MinIO tenant so that you can get started using it out of the box. The default tenant can be configured (storage capacity, number of volumes, security) using command-line arguments when enabling the addon (see below).
For second-day operations, like extending the default tenant with more storage capacity, it is highly recommended to use the kubectl-minio tool. The tool is installed when enabling the addon. A convenience command microk8s kubectl-minio will be available after enabling the add-on:
df19127ead