As AI technologies continue to evolve, the demand for scalable storage solutions is reaching exabyte levels. Object storage offers a viable pathway to efficiently manage these unprecedented data volumes, facilitating seamless scalability and robust data management. Embracing object storage can empower organizations to meet the burgeoning requirements of the AI era, enhancing operational capabilities and driving technological advancements. Read more in this TECHunplugged article by Arjan Timmerman inspired by the MinIO presentation at AI Data Infrastructure Field Day 1.
Low-Effort, Resilient and Performant: MinIO’s “Bona Fides” for AI
Sulagna Saha explores the capabilities of MinIO in the realm of Artificial Intelligence, emphasizing its low-effort setup, resilience, and high-performance storage solutions. She details how MinIO’s architecture is particularly suited for AI applications due to its scalability and efficiency in handling large datasets. The article highlights MinIO’s potential to significantly enhance AI model training and execution, making it a valuable tool for developers and enterprises looking to optimize their AI infrastructure. Read more coverage of AI Data Infrastructure Field Day 1 at Techstrong AI.
Exploring the Importance of Data Infrastructure at AI Data Infrastructure Field Day 1
At next week’s AI Data Infrastructure Field Day, our panel of delegates will explore the critical role of robust data architectures in powering AI applications. Tune in Wednesday and Thursday as we learn about the latest data infrastructure solutions from Solidigm, Google Cloud, Pure Storage, HPE, MinIO, and Infinidat. The sessions will be live-streamed on LinkedIn and Techstrong TV and posted to YouTube afterward.
Running Applications Anywhere Cloud to Edge Without Changing Code With MinIO
We have been witnessing the rise of multi-cloud the past five years or so in IT. Writing for Gestalt IT, Sulagna Saha discusses April’s Tech Field Day presentation from MinIO. MinIO showcased the MinIO object storage, a cloud-native software-defined solution that is purpose built for multi-cloud storage. Take a look here or at GestaltIT.com for more from Sulagna!
Big Guns Attract Attention, but Not Always Interest
Jim Czuprynski attended Aprils’ Tech Field Day as a delegate. In his latest post he discusses presentations from VMware’s migrating apps to the clouds, Minio’s SDS in the cloud, and Intel’s Optane group. Check out his thoughts here!
Multi-Cloud Mobility – MinIO
In his latest blog, Alastair Cooke, a Field Day delegate, talks about the presentation from MinIO at this past Tech Field Day. Check out his thoughts here!
Minio at SFD23
MinIO presented on object storage at this past Storage Field Day, where Erik Ableson attended as a delegate. Erik discusses his thoughts and experience with MinIO, check out what he has to say!
Making Object Storage the Primary Storage With MinIO
Looking for a better version of object storage? Sulagna Saha, writing for Gestalt It, talks about the presentation from MinIO at this past Cloud Field Day where they presented a Multi-Cloud Object Storage Solution. Check out Sulagna’s thoughts here!
Tech Upfront: March 18, 2022
Check out Enrico Signoretti’s latest podcast from this past Storage Field Day. He discussed the presentations from MinIO and VAST Data! Take a look here.
Defining Primary Storage
Check out Jonathan Symonds’, MinIO’s CMO, recap of his presentation at this past Storage Field Day!
Storage Field Day 23 – Tag 2: SIOS Technology, VAST Data, MinIO
Looking for recap of the second day at this past Storage Field Day? Wolfgang Stief, a Field Day delegate, discusses what SIOS Technology, VAST Data, and MinIO brought to the table. Check out his thoughts here!
Celebrating MinIO
Minio presented at Storage Field Day back in 2020 and Chin-Fah Heoh, a Field Day delegate, is still going “Gaga” over them! Let’s celebrate the min in Minio with Chin-Fah! Check out his thoughts here.
How MinIO Object Storage Makes Data Available and Secured Across Clouds and K8s
With hybrid clouds quickly becoming the new normal for enterprise IT environments, finding a storage solution that can work effectively across all clouds is also rapidly becoming a target for IT admins. MinIO feels they are expressly suited to fill this need with their cloud-native, containerized object storage solution, which they expressed in detail at the recent Cloud Field Day event. Read this piece for a full coverage of their appearance, or watch the presentations themselves for more info.
CFD11 – Day 1 – Storage Is Still Hard
We kicked off Cloud Field Day on Wednesday of this week! Delegate Adam Post covers Day 1 of the event in this blog, which he titles “Storage is Still Hard.” In it, he takes a closer look at MinIO’s presentation and solution. Adam notes, “They take a focused, software-defined approach and rely on a distributed, containerized architecture to aggregate local units of storage into a centralized pool for shared consumption.” Be sure to check out Adam’s blog for more of his thoughts from Cloud Field Day!
Cloud Field Day 11 – Day 1 Highlights
We were excited to have Lino Telera back at Cloud Field Day! Following the first day of the event, Lino took to his blog to give his thoughts on the presenters he saw so far. Specifically, Lino gives his take on Hazelcast, Morpheus Data, and MinIO. Head over to the Lino Project blog to hear what he has to say!
MinIO Delivers Hybrid Cloud Object Storage to the Enterprise
At Storage Field Day earlier this year we were happy to welcome MinIO as a presenter who showcased their cloud-native, software-defined object storage platform. The staff at GestaltIT.com took notice and wrote about the presentation including a basic overview of the product and their thoughts on how many commercial solutions are utilizing MinIO to make their products better. Head over to GestaltIT.com to check out their take and watch the videos from the MinIO presentations at Storage Field Day!
MinIO – Cloud, Edge, Everywhere …
Earlier this year at Storage Field Day, Dan Frith had the opportunity to join us as a delegate and see MinIO. In this blog, Dan looks at what MinIO has to offer, as he writes, “It is designed to be used for large-scale data infrastructure, and was built from scratch to be cloud native.” Be sure to check out this blog for more of his thoughts and discover what intrigues him about MinIO.
Presenters React to the Storage Field Day 21 Experience
Storage Field Day was our first event of 2021, and we think it went swimmingly! After the presentations, we spoke to each of the presenting teams to get their thoughts on their Storage Field Day appearances and we compiled some of their answers into a video.
A big thank you to Hammerspace, Intel, NetApp, Pliops, MinIO, Tintri, and Nasuni for making the event such a success! Check out their thoughts on Storage Field Day on the YouTube video or take a look at the many great presentations on our website.
Object Storage Is Heating Up
Enrico Signoretti joined us as a delegate at Storage Field Day last month! He follows the event with his thoughts on object storage and its rise in popularity. Some reasons for this growing popularity include information such as the hybrid cloud, digital transformation, and the affordability of flash. Enrico points to MinIO’s presentation from Storage Field Day about Kubernetes and how it’s leading the way. He also points to another presentation from this event, where Nasuni presents its solution. To see what else Enrico had to say, check out this blog on gigaom.com!
Why MinIO Wins the Private Cloud
It was great to host MinIO at Storage Field Day last month! In the last of their blog posts on the event, MinIO makes their case on why they’re winning the Hybrid Cloud. If you want to learn more about MinIO, check out this great post, download their code and give a whirl, or check out their Storage Field Day presentation on our website!
