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Of course it's used in production. We use it heavily. It doesn't have to use local disks. A big part of what it does is to provide a S3-compatible API, which y
by outworlder 5y ago
Of course it's used in production. We use it heavily.
It doesn't have to use local disks. A big part of what it does is to provide a S3-compatible API, which you can use with any number of backends. Even other cloud providers. Say you want to be able to deploy on prem, on AWS, and GCP. You can add MinIO in front of all of these and you app won't care.
Of course, if you are writing to an actual disk you'll have to figure out the backup part.