Why minio wins the hybrid cloud?
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MinIO is well-suited for hybrid cloud environments because it can run on public clouds, private clouds, Kubernetes platforms, and at the edge. This allows it to scale efficiently across environments with minimal human interaction. In contrast, solutions from large cloud providers are designed specifically for their own cloud services and struggle to operate outside of that environment. As a result, MinIO has better products and more traction in hybrid cloud settings compared to other options.
Why minio wins the hybrid cloud?
- 1. Why MinIO Wins the Hybrid Cloud? PRESENTED BY TYRONE SYSTEMS
- 2. The thing is that the hybrid cloud is much more than your public cloud and an onprem/private cloud offering. To win the public cloud you have to be everywhere. Kubernetes is the facilitator for that ambition - both at MinIO . Not So Fast:
- 3. A public cloud storage service offering is not designed to run on other public clouds, private clouds or Kubernetes platforms. Even if they did, bandwidth would cost more than the storage because they weren’t developed to replicate across networks. True, software- defined storage can run in the public cloud, private cloud and at the edge. Software Defined:
- 4. A hybrid cloud object storage solution must scale efficiently and transparently regardless of the underlying environment, and do so simply with minimal human interaction and maximum automation. This can only be accomplished by an API-driven platform built on top of a simple architecture. Scalable:
- 5. Part of the challenge for the big three is that they are built to run a service - and not built to enable someone else’s infrastructure. This puts them at a material disadvantage in the hybrid cloud game. That is why they are struggling to be relevant outside of their own cloud. At the Edge
- 6. MinIO wins the hybrid cloud because, in four of the five key environments (your public cloud, other public clouds, private cloud, private cloud Kubernetes platforms, edge), its offer a better product with significant traction. MinIO Wins