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A source storage bay contains one acknowledged object while an interrupted link leaves the peer bay empty.
data

Data Platform Resilience: RTO, RPO and Replication in Practice

A DR document states minutes and megabytes. Replication architecture delivers a convergence time, a single-copy window and a failed tail. This guide maps what actually decides your RTO and RPO.

By Julien Laurenceau, 4 weeks2026-09-30 ago
Three server racks labeled A, B and C joined by a closed oval conveyor loop where one amber crate labeled 405 circulates endlessly, never docking at the open slot on rack C
MinIO

MinIO delete-marker convergence: how the Silo fork fixed the 405 replication loop

The 405 storm had three root defects in the delete-marker path. PR #162 fixed the first attempt; PR #184 fixes retries, purge status and MRF healing in the Silo fork.

By Julien Laurenceau, 1 month2026-09-15 ago
Two MinIO sites locked in a closed replication loop: delete markers stamped 405 circulate endlessly between two racks, piling up instead of converging
MinIO

MinIO site replication bug: how 684 million HTTP 405s exposed the delete-marker loop

HEAD probes on delete markers answer 405 and replication counts that as success. 20M stuck versions turned the loop into 684M useless requests in 48 h.

By Julien Laurenceau, 2 months2026-09-06 ago
An acknowledged object remains at the source while a disconnected peer has no copy
MinIO

MinIO Site Replication: Sync Mode Will Not Save Your RPO

A successful source PUT does not establish a recoverable peer copy. Separate MinIO site-replication acknowledgment, persisted retry state and catch-up capacity before committing to an RTO or RPO.

By Julien Laurenceau, 3 months2026-08-03 ago
Diagram: MinIO erasure-coding storage inflation on small objects: per-drive xl.meta metadata replicated across the erasure set
data

Stop using MinIO as a NoSQL database: why S3 object stores collapse on small-file workloads

Two MinIO platforms, same root cause: used as a NoSQL store. Field notes on LIST IOPS, XFS directory limits, scanner & heal SLAs, the erasure-coding storage-efficiency inversion on small objects, and why Apache Cassandra (or Ceph) is the right answer on-prem in 2026.

By Julien Laurenceau, 5 months2026-05-17 ago
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