I’ve only ever used MinIO as a stub for S3 in development, as it seems wrong/slow to require AWS access to start up a development environment. I like that it “

I’ve only ever used MinIO as a stub for S3 in development, as it seems wrong/slow to require AWS access to start up a development environment. I like that it “Just Works” for this use-case, even though that’s definitely not where they’re getting their money from. I can never see myself using it in production unless my workplace had a no cloud policy - but I guess there’s enough companies out there with that issue that they exist. Docker pulls is a strange metric because of these two disparate use cases. MinIO success as a company depends on the latter but pulls would be strongly correlated with the former use case.