MinIO Is Deprecated: Best Alternatives for S3-Compatible Storage
For years, MinIO was the obvious answer whenever an engineering team needed S3-compatible object storage outside AWS. You wanted an S3-compatible AP…
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For years, MinIO was the obvious answer whenever an engineering team needed S3-compatible object storage outside AWS. You wanted an S3-compatible AP…
A 5-Minute RustFS Stack with Docker Compose RustFS is an Apache 2.0, S3-compatible object store written in Rust that you can run as a single Docker…
SeaweedFS and RustFS are both Apache 2.0, single-binary stores, but they solve different problems. SeaweedFS is a distributed file system that also…
Ceph vs RustFS: When to Use What (2026) Ceph and RustFS both speak S3, but they solve different problems. Ceph is a unified object, block, and file…
Disclosure: I work on RustFS. Every comparison number below is pulled from a primary source and dated 2026-08-21, so check the Sources table before…
Using S3 as Your Disaster Recovery Target: A Practical Guide S3 works as a disaster-recovery target because your data is already there, it is redund…
Multi-Cloud S3-Compatible Strategy: Avoiding Vendor Lock-In (2026) Most teams assume they're portable because their app talks the S3 API. That assum…
"S3-compatible" is one of those phrases that gets thrown around so much that people nod along without checking whether everyone means the same thing…
The best MinIO alternative in 2026 isn't one product — it's whichever one matches your license tolerance, cluster size, and throughput profile. Afte…