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The Hidden Costs of Using HDDs in On-Premises MinIO Deployments

Bring the IOPS dude ! As a solutions architect working with MinIO storage solutions, I’ve seen firsthand the challenges that come with on-premises deployments using hard disk drives (HDDs). While HDDs may seem like a cost-effective option initially, they can Read more

By jlu, 4 weeks2025-12-15 ago
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MinIO’s Community Edition: The End ? 🚨

Beware the AGPL! you may end with a product orphan from its S3 storage… MinIO has long been a popular open-source S3-compatible storage solution, but their strategy has shifted dramatically—especially since the release of their new AIstor product, now positioned Read more

By jlu, 4 weeks2025-12-15 ago
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Who’s Using Ceph RBD Mirroring for Kubernetes Storage in Production?

Alpha Feature in Production… Good Idea? The most promising approach, journal-based mirroring, offers near real-time replication and faster failover. However, it’s currently an alpha feature in the Ceph CSI driver and relies on rbd-nbd, which introduces significant risks: For documentation Read more

By jlu, 4 weeks2025-12-15 ago
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Choosing the Right Storage Backend for Kubernetes PVCs

Most discussions about PVC focus on on-prem deployments, but many of these technologies are equally relevant in the cloud, especially when using managed block storage like AWS EBS, which caps at around 64K IOPS. By contrast, OpenEBS LocalPV (ZFS or Read more

By jlu, 4 weeks2025-12-15 ago
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🚀 Just discovered TigerBeetle DB – and it’s redefining what’s possible in financial database performance

As someone who’s spent years optimizing data storage performance, I’m genuinely impressed by TigerBeetle’s bold architectural choices: https://lnkd.in/eS3bfHHQ 🎯 Single-core design for maximum throughputInstead of fighting contention with complex locking, they funnel all writes through one optimized core. For high-contention Read more

By jlu, 4 weeks2025-12-15 ago
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🚨 MinIO goes into maintenance mode

MinIO has just announced that the open source project is now in maintenance-only mode: no new features, no regular PR review, only best-effort community support.If your data lake, AI workloads or internal S3-compatible storage rely on MinIO, this is no Read more

By jlu, 4 weeks2025-12-15 ago
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Better call an expert

Freelance Senior Solutions Architect helping companies design, harden, and scale their data, cloud, and AI platforms – without blowing up cost or complexity. With 15+ years of experience (including a PhD in numerical optimization & AI and 10 years in Read more

By jlu, 1 month2025-12-08 ago
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MinIO Tiering Warning: Data Loss and Fault Tolerance Issues

Introduction In the world of big data, storage solutions are the backbone of any architecture. As an expert solutions architect, I have relied on various storage solutions to ensure data integrity and availability. Recently, I discovered a critical flaw in Read more

By jlu, 1 month2025-12-06 ago
data

Thanos TSDB: How Default Configurations Can Lead to Silent Data Loss

Thanos is a widely adopted open-source project that extends Prometheus’ capabilities, offering long-term storage, global querying, and downsampling. It’s a powerful tool for monitoring and observability, but like any complex system, it has its quirks. Thanos is cloud native and Read more

By jlu, 1 month2025-12-06 ago
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