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I would also be interested in your experience. Besides, they both don't have a UI, don't they?
by ingoaf 3y ago
I would also be interested in your experience. Besides, they both don't have a UI, don't they?
- ies7 3y agoWe use seaweed in production, inserting 1-4 million small images per day. It comes with a web based UI. We migrate from minio to seaweed around 2020/2021. At that time our minio server have problem handling hundreds of thousands small files. Btw if you only need to store and serve a few TB, Backblaze B2 is way cheaper and easier.
- nik736 3y agoWe used it for around 2yrs with the s3 gateway and it was very stable for around 50 TB of data mostly very small files (50-200kb).