top | item 45667241 (no title) a10c | 4 months ago I believe you're forced to have your data backed by a Ceph OSD. Whereas Minio can point to an NFS share on a NAS. discuss order hn newest dpedu|4 months ago Minio used to be able to do this, but they dropped this feature - "gateway mode" - several years ago. a10c|4 months ago Minio doesn't need to have first-class support for NFS. You can quite easily point an NFS share mounted as a directory in the Minio container. znpy|4 months ago > I believe you're forced to have your data backed by a Ceph OSD.It makes perfect sense as this is a feature of Ceph.> Whereas Minio can point to an NFS share on a NAS.Eh, different trade-offs.
dpedu|4 months ago Minio used to be able to do this, but they dropped this feature - "gateway mode" - several years ago. a10c|4 months ago Minio doesn't need to have first-class support for NFS. You can quite easily point an NFS share mounted as a directory in the Minio container.
a10c|4 months ago Minio doesn't need to have first-class support for NFS. You can quite easily point an NFS share mounted as a directory in the Minio container.
znpy|4 months ago > I believe you're forced to have your data backed by a Ceph OSD.It makes perfect sense as this is a feature of Ceph.> Whereas Minio can point to an NFS share on a NAS.Eh, different trade-offs.
dpedu|4 months ago
a10c|4 months ago
znpy|4 months ago
It makes perfect sense as this is a feature of Ceph.
> Whereas Minio can point to an NFS share on a NAS.
Eh, different trade-offs.