This charm encompasses the Kubernetes operator for MinIO (see CharmHub).
The MinIO operator is a Python script that wraps the latest released MinIO, providing lifecycle management for each application and handling events such as install, upgrade, integrate, and remove.
To install MinIO, run:
juju deploy minio
For more information, see https://juju.is/docs
Minio console is available under port 9001. To change this port use
configuration variable console-port, run:
juju config minio console-port=9999
For more information, see minio-console documentation
MinIO can be operated in the following modes:
server(default): MinIO stores any data "locally", handling all aspects of the data storage within the deployed workload and storage in clustergateway: MinIO works as a gateway to a separate blob storage (such as Amazon S3), providing an access layer to your data for in-cluster workloads
This charm supports using the following backing data storage services:
- s3
- azure
To install MinIO in gateway mode for s3, run:
juju deploy minio minio-s3-gateway \
--config mode=gateway \
--config gateway-storage-service=s3 \
--config access-key=<aws_s3_access_key> \
--config secret-key=<aws_s3_secret_key>
To install MinIO in gateway mode for azure, run:
juju deploy minio minio-azure-gateway \
--config mode=gateway \
--config gateway-storage-service=azure \
--config access-key=<azurestorageaccountname> \
--config secret-key=<azurestorageaccountkey>
In case of using private endpoints for storage service
specify storage-endpoint-service. This configuration is optional in case of
using S3 or Azure public endpoints.
By default, the backing storage credentials are also used as the credentials to connect to the MinIO gateway itself. If you do not want to share your data storage service credentials with users, you can create users in the MinIO console with proper permissions for them.
For more information, see: https://docs.min.io/docs/minio-multi-user-quickstart-guide.html
The credentials access-key and secret-key differs for Azure and AWS. Improper credential error will be visible in container logs.
For more information, see: https://docs.min.io/docs/minio-gateway-for-azure.html and https://docs.min.io/docs/minio-gateway-for-s3.html