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This video is part of the appearance, “MinIO Presents at Storage Field Day 19“. It was recorded as part of Storage Field Day 19 at 14:00-16:00 on January 24, 2020.
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In the presentation titled “A Data Driven Picture of MinIO’s Reach,” Jonathan Symonds, Chief Marketing Officer of MinIO, sheds light on the significant market impact the company has made in the realm of object storage within a short time frame. He highlights that MinIO has become the most widely deployed object storage server, with over 300 million Docker pulls, 20,000 GitHub stars, and a growing community of over 6,500 Slack members and 500 contributors. Symonds emphasizes the rapid growth trend of MinIO, which he describes as a “hockey stick” in trajectory, underscoring the reduced friction for users to adopt the solution due to its open-source nature. The metrics shared indicate that MinIO has surpassed traditional competitors like Ceph and Swift, demonstrating its growing popularity and effectiveness in the market.
Following Symonds, AB Periasamy, Founder and CEO of MinIO, elaborates on the enterprise traction and industry usage of the platform. He points out that MinIO’s deployments span across various sectors, with around 50% of Fortune 500 companies utilizing the service, including notable names such as Splunk, Nutanix, IBM, and McKesson. Periasamy provides insights into the diverse applications of MinIO, with a particular emphasis on its usage in technology solutions, healthcare, and financial services. He articulates that MinIO supports numerous use cases from big data applications to medical imaging, showcasing the versatility of the object storage solution in meeting the demands of various industries.
The presentation also highlights the community aspect of MinIO, illustrating a vibrant ecosystem of developers and organizations engaging with the platform. Symonds and Periasamy emphasize the collaborative nature of MinIO, with a clear commitment to maintaining the open-source model while monetizing through strong support offerings like Subnet. This subscription model not only provides significant revenue but also fosters long-term relationships with large clients, translating to a robust business model amid ongoing community engagement. They conclude by underlining MinIO’s commitment to delivering high-performance storage solutions while expanding its reach in both technical and enterprise environments, ultimately positioning MinIO as a key player in the future of object storage.
Personnel: AB Periasamy, Jonathan Symonds