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In the rapidly evolving landscape of cryptocurrency and (DeFi), Kelp (KELP) emerges as a beacon of innovation and functionality. As a crypto blockchain expert, I've witnessed numerous projects aiming to redefine the way we interact with digital assets. Yet, stands out, promising to revolutionize both global payments and asset management through its cutting-edge and AI technologies. Let's delve into what KELP represents for the future of cryptocurrency and how it could potentially reshape the global financial ecosystem. decentralized finance KELP DeFi KELP: Bridging the Gap in Global Payments At its core, KELP aims to transform the global payment system by leveraging blockchain technology to offer fast, secure, and borderless transactions. This vision is not entirely new within the crypto space; however, KELP's approach distinguishes itself through its commitment to stability and efficiency. By integrating a decentralized exchange (DEX) within its ecosystem, KELP facilitates seamless conversion between various cryptocurrencies and fiat, ensuring users can easily manage and transfer their assets across borders without the traditional constraints of the banking system. What is Kelp? What sets KELP apart in the global payment arena is its innovative monetary policy, designed to mitigate the volatility often associated with cryptocurrencies. This stability is crucial for merchants and consumers who have been hesitant to adopt crypto due to unpredictable price fluctuations. By dynamically adjusting its supply to maintain price stability, KELP positions itself as a viable medium of exchange for everyday transactions, potentially increasing the adoption rate of cryptocurrencies in the mainstream economy. Revolutionizing Asset Management with K.A.T.E. Beyond its role in global payments, KELP introduces the Kelp Autonomous Trading Engine (K.A.T.E.), an AI-driven asset manager that redefines the DeFi landscape. K.A.T.E. is designed to empower both novice and experienced traders by automating trading strategies and portfolio management. This AI integration into DeFi is a game-changer, offering personalized investment strategies that adapt to market changes in real-time, thus maximizing returns and minimizing risks. K.A.T.E.'s potential to deliver an average Annual Percentage Return (APR) of 88% across a diverse asset pool is a testament to the power of combining AI with blockchain technology. This not only democratizes access to sophisticated asset management but also signifies a major step forward in the quest for financial inclusion, enabling individuals around the globe to participate in the wealth-generation opportunities previously reserved for the financial elite. The Implications for Cryptocurrency and the Financial Ecosystem The introduction of KELP as both a global payment system and an AI-driven DeFi asset manager could have far-reaching implications for the cryptocurrency sector and the broader financial ecosystem. By addressing the critical issues of volatility and accessibility, KELP has the potential to accelerate the mass adoption of cryptocurrencies, bridging the gap between the traditional financial world and the burgeoning DeFi space. Moreover, KELP's emphasis on AI and automation represents a significant evolution in asset management. As these technologies continue to mature, we could see a shift in how individuals and institutions approach investment, moving away from traditional, human-centric models towards more efficient, AI-driven strategies. This transition not only enhances the potential for individual wealth generation but also contributes to the overall stability and maturity of the cryptocurrency market. Conclusion KELP embodies the next wave of innovation in cryptocurrency, promising to redefine global payments and asset management through its integration of DeFi and AI technologies. As we stand on the brink of this financial revolution, KELP offers a glimpse into a future where digital assets are seamlessly integrated into our daily transactions, and investment strategies are democratized through intelligent automation. For the cryptocurrency sector and the global financial system at large, KELP represents not just an evolution but a leap forward towards a more inclusive, efficient, and stable financial future. Want to learn more? | | Website Twitter Telegram This story was distributed as a release by BTCWire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here: https://business.hackernoon.com/

KELP: Your Global Payment System and DeFi AI Asset Manager

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KELP: Ihr globales Zahlungssystem und DeFi AI Asset Manager

KELP: su sistema de pago global y administrador de activos de IA DeFi

KELP : votre système de paiement mondial et votre gestionnaire d'actifs DeFi AI

KELP: आपका वैश्विक भुगतान सिस्टम और DeFi AI एसेट मैनेजर

KELP: グローバル決済システムおよび DeFi AI アセット マネージャー

KELP: 글로벌 결제 시스템 및 DeFi AI 자산 관리자

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KELP: Hệ thống thanh toán toàn cầu của bạn và Trình quản lý tài sản DeFi AI

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Diamonds Are Diamonds

Can You Forgive Her? by Anthony Trollope is part of the HackerNoon Books Series. You can jump to any chapter in this book . The First Kiss here The First Kiss. "Hush!" said the widow, "there's a carriage coming on the road—close to us." Mrs. Greenow, as she spoke these words, drew back from the Captain's arms before the first kiss of permitted ante-nuptial love had been exchanged. The scene was on the high road from Shap to Vavasor, and as she was still dressed in all the sombre habiliments of early widowhood, and as neither he nor his sweetheart were under forty, perhaps it was as well that they were not caught toying together in so very public a place. But they were only just in time to escape the vigilant eyes of a new visitor. Round the corner of the road, at a sharp trot, came the Shap post-horse, with the Shap gig behind him,—the same gig which had brought Bellfield to Vavasor on the previous day,—and seated in the gig, looming large, with his eyes wide awake to everything round him, was—Mr. Cheesacre. It was a sight terrible to the eyes of Captain Bellfield, and by no means welcome to those of Mrs. Greenow. As regarded her, her annoyance had chiefly reference to her two nieces, and especially to Alice. How was she to account for this second lover? Kate, of course, knew all about it; but how could Alice be made to understand that she, Mrs. Greenow, was not to blame,—that she had, in sober truth, told this ardent gentleman that there was no hope for him? And even as to Kate,—Kate, whom her aunt had absurdly chosen to regard as the object of Mr. Cheesacre's pursuit,—what sort of a welcome would she extend to the owner of Oileymead? Before the wheels had stopped, Mrs. Greenow had begun to reflect whether it might be possible that she should send Mr. Cheesacre back without letting him go on to the Hall; but if Mrs. Greenow was dismayed, what were the feelings of the Captain? For he was aware that Cheesacre knew that of him which he had not told. How ardently did he now wish that he had sailed nearer to the truth in giving in the schedule of his debts to Mrs. Greenow. "That man's wanted by the police," said Cheesacre, speaking while the gig was still in motion. "He's wanted by the police, Mrs. Greenow," and in his ardour he stood up in the gig and pointed at Bellfield. Then the gig stopped suddenly, and he fell back into his seat in his effort to prevent his falling forward. "He's wanted by the police," he shouted out again, as soon as he was able to recover his voice. Mrs. Greenow turned pale beneath the widow's veil which she had dropped. What might not her Captain have done? He might have procured things, to be sent to him, out of shops on false pretences; or, urged on by want and famine, he might have committed—forgery. "Oh, my!" she said, and dropped her hand from his arm, which she had taken. "It's false," said Bellfield. "It's true," said Cheesacre. "I'll indict you for slander, my friend," said Bellfield. "Pay me the money you owe me," said Cheesacre. "You're a swindler!" Mrs. Greenow cared little as to her lover being a swindler in Mr. Cheesacre's estimation. Such accusations from him she had heard before. But she did care very much as to this mission of the police against her Captain. If that were true, the Captain could be her Captain no longer. "What is this I hear, Captain Bellfield?" she said. "It's a lie and a slander. He merely wants to make a quarrel between us. What police are after me, Mr. Cheesacre?" "It's the police, or the sheriff's officer, or something of the kind," said Cheesacre. "Oh, the sheriff's officers!" exclaimed Mrs. Greenow, in a tone of voice which showed how great had been her relief. "Mr. Cheesacre, you shouldn't come and say such things;—you shouldn't, indeed. Sheriff's officers can be paid, and there's an end of them." "I'll indict him for the libel—I will, as sure as I'm alive," said Bellfield. "Nonsense," said the widow. "Don't you make a fool of yourself. When men can't pay their way they must put up with having things like that said of them. Mr. Cheesacre, where were you going?" "I was going to Vavasor Hall, on purpose to caution you." "It's too late," said Mrs. Greenow, sinking behind her veil. "Why, you haven't been and married him since yesterday? He only had twenty-four hours' start of me, I know. Or, perhaps, you had it done clandestine in Norwich? Oh, Mrs. Greenow!" He got out of the gig, and the three walked back towards the Hall together, while the boy drove on with Mr. Cheesacre's carpetbag. "I hardly know," said Mrs. Greenow, "whether we can welcome you. There are other visitors, and the house is full." "I'm not one to intrude where I'm not wanted. You may be sure of that. If I can't get my supper for love, I can get at for money. That's more than some people can say. I wonder when you're going to pay me what you owe me, Lieutenant Bellfield?" Nevertheless, the widow had contrived to reconcile the two men before she reached the Hall. They had actually shaken hands, and the lamb Cheesacre had agreed to lie down with the wolf Bellfield. Cheesacre, moreover, had contrived to whisper into the widow's ears the true extent of his errand into Westmoreland. This, however, he did not do altogether in Bellfield's hearing. When Mrs. Greenow ascertained that there was something to be said, she made no scruple in sending her betrothed away from her "You won't throw a fellow over, will you, now?" whispered Bellfield into her ear as he went. She merely frowned at him, and bade him begone, so that the walk which Mrs. Greenow began with one lover she ended in company with the other. Bellfield, who was sent on to the house, found Alice and Kate surveying the newly arrived carpet bag. "He knows 'un," said the boy who had driven the gig, pointing to the Captain. "It belongs to your old friend, Mr. Cheesacre," said Bellfield to Kate. "And has he come too?" said Kate. The Captain shrugged his shoulders, and admitted that it was hard. "And it's not the slightest use," said he, "not the least in the world. He never had a chance in that quarter." "Not enough of the rocks and valleys about him, was there, Captain Bellfield?" said Kate. But Captain Bellfield understood nothing about the rocks and valleys, though he was regarded by certain eyes as being both a rock and a valley himself. In the meantime Cheesacre was telling his story. He first asked, in a melancholy tone, whether it was really necessary that he must abandon all his hopes. "He wasn't going to say anything against the Captain," he said, "if things were really fixed. He never begrudged any man his chance." "Things are really fixed," said Mrs. Greenow. He could, however, not keep himself from hinting that Oileymead was a substantial home, and that Bellfield had not as much as a straw mattress to lie upon. In answer to this Mrs. Greenow told him that there was so much more reason why some one should provide the poor man with a mattress. "If you look at it in that light, of course it's true," said Cheesacre. Mrs. Greenow told him that she did look at it in that light. "Then I've done about that," said Cheesacre; "and as to the little bit of money he owes me, I must give him his time about it, I suppose." Mrs. Greenow assured him that it should be paid as soon as possible after the nuptial benediction had been said over them. She offered, indeed, to pay it at once if he was in distress for it, but he answered contemptuously that he never was in distress for money. He liked to have his own,—that was all. After this he did not get away to his next subject quite so easily as he wished; and it must be admitted that there was a difficulty. As he could not have Mrs. Greenow he would be content to put up with Kate for his wife. That was his next subject. Rumours as to the old Squire's will had no doubt reached him, and he was now willing to take advantage of that assistance which Mrs. Greenow had before offered him in this matter. The time had come in which he ought to marry; of that he was aware. He had told many of his friends in Norfolk that Kate Vavasor had thrown herself at his head, and very probably he had thought it true. In answer to all his love speeches to herself, the aunt had always told him what an excellent wife her niece would make him. So now he had come to Westmoreland with this second string to his bow. "You know you put it into my head your own self," pleaded Mr. Cheesacre. "Didn't you, now?" "But things are so different since that," said the widow. "How different? I ain't different. There's Oileymead just where it always was, and the owner of it don't owe a shilling to any man. How are things different?" "My niece has inherited property." "And is that to make a change? Oh! Mrs. Greenow, who would have thought to find you mercenary like that? Inherited property! Is she going to fling a man over because of that?" Mrs. Greenow endeavoured to explain to him that her niece could hardly be said to have flung him over, and at last pretended to become angry when he attempted to assert his position. "Why, Mr. Cheesacre, I am quite sure she never gave you a word of encouragement in her life." "But you always told me I might have her for the asking." "And now I tell you that you mayn't. It's of no use your going on there to ask her, for she will only send you away with an answer you won't like. Look here, Mr. Cheesacre; you want to get married, and it's quite time you should. There's my dear friend Charlie Fairstairs. How could you get a better wife than Charlie?" "Charlie Fairstairs!" said Cheesacre, turning up his nose in disgust. "She hasn't got a penny, nor any one belonging to her. The man who marries her will have to find the money for the smock she stands up in." "Who's mercenary now, Mr. Cheesacre? Do you go home and think of it; and if you'll marry Charlie, I'll go to your wedding. You shan't be ashamed of her clothing. I'll see to that." They were now close to the gate, and Cheesacre paused before he entered. "Do you think there's no chance at all for me, then?" said he. "I know there's none. I've heard her speak about it." "Somebody else, perhaps, is the happy man?" "I can't say anything about that, but I know that she wouldn't take you. I like farming, you know, but she doesn't." "I might give that up," said Cheesacre readily,—"at any rate, for a time." "No, no, no; it would do no good. Believe me, my friend, that it is of no use." He still paused at the gate. "I don't see what's the use of my going in," said he. To this she made him no answer. "There's a pride about me," he continued, "that I don't choose to go where I'm not wanted." "I can't tell you, Mr. Cheesacre, that you are wanted in that light, certainly." "Then I'll go. Perhaps you'll be so good as to tell the boy with the gig to come after me? That's six pound ten it will have cost me to come here and go back. Bellfield did it cheaper, of course; he travelled second class. I heard of him as I came along." "The expense does not matter to you, Mr. Cheesacre." To this he assented, and then took his leave, at first offering his hand to Mrs. Greenow with an air of offended dignity, but falling back almost into humility during the performance of his adieu. Before he was gone he had invited her to bring the Captain to Oileymead when she was married, and had begged her to tell Miss Vavasor how happy he should be to receive her. "And Mr. Cheesacre," said the widow, as he walked back along the road, "don't forget dear Charlie Fairstairs." They were all standing at the front door of the house when Mrs. Greenow re-appeared,—Alice, Kate, Captain Bellfield, the Shap boy, and the Shap horse and gig. "Where is he?" Kate asked in a low voice, and everyone there felt how important was the question. "He has gone," said the widow. Bellfield was so relieved that he could not restrain his joy, but took off his little straw hat and threw it up into the air. Kate's satisfaction was almost as intense. "I am so glad," said she. "What on earth should we have done with him?" "I never was so disappointed in my life," said Alice. "I have heard so much of Mr. Cheesacre, but have never seen him." Kate suggested that she should get into the gig and drive after him. "He ain't a been and took hisself off?" suggested the boy, whose face became very dismal as the terrible idea struck him. But, with juvenile craft, he put his hand on the carpet-bag, and finding that it did not contain stones, was comforted. "You drive after him, young gentleman, and you'll find him on the road to Shap," said Mrs. Greenow. "Mind you give him my love," said the Captain in his glee, "and say I hope he'll get his turnips in well." This little episode went far to break the day, and did more than anything else could have done to put Captain Bellfield at his ease. It created a little joint-stock fund of merriment between the whole party, which was very much needed. The absence of such joint-stock fund is always felt when a small party is thrown together without such assistance. Some bond is necessary on these occasions, and no other bond is so easy or so pleasant. Now, when the Captain found himself alone for a quarter of an hour with Alice, he had plenty of subjects for small-talk. "Yes, indeed. Old Cheesacre, in spite of his absurdities, is not a bad sort of fellow at bottom;—awfully fond of his money, you know, Miss Vavasor, and always boasting about it." "That's not pleasant," said Alice. "No, the most unpleasant thing in the world. There's nothing I hate so much, Miss Vavasor, as that kind of talking. My idea is this,—when a man has lots of money, let him make the best use he can of it, and say nothing about it. Nobody ever heard me talking about my money." He knew that Alice knew that he was a pauper; but, nevertheless, he had the satisfaction of speaking of himself as though he were not a pauper. In this way the afternoon went very pleasantly. For an hour before dinner Captain Bellfield was had into the drawing-room and was talked to by his widow on matters of business; but he had of course known that this was necessary. She scolded him soundly about those sheriff's officers. Why had he not told her? "As long as there's anything kept back, I won't have you," said she. "I won't become your wife till I'm quite sure there's not a penny owing that is not shown in the list." Then I think he did tell her all,—or nearly all. When all was counted it was not so very much. Three or four hundred pounds would make him a new man, and what was such a sum as that to his wealthy widow! Indeed, for a woman wanting a husband of that sort, Captain Bellfield was a safer venture than would be a man of a higher standing among his creditors. It is true Bellfield might have been a forger, or a thief, or a returned convict,—but then his debts could not be large. Let him have done his best, he could not have obtained credit for a thousand pounds; whereas, no one could tell the liabilities of a gentleman of high standing. Burgo Fitzgerald was a gentleman of high standing, and his creditors would have swallowed up every shilling that Mrs. Greenow possessed; but with Captain Bellfield she was comparatively safe. Upon the whole I think that she was lucky in her choice; or, perhaps, I might more truly say, that she had chosen with prudence. He was no forger, or thief—in the ordinary sense of the word; nor was he a returned convict. He was simply an idle scamp, who had hung about the world for forty years, doing nothing, without principle, shameless, accustomed to eat dirty puddings, and to be kicked—morally kicked—by such men as Cheesacre. But he was moderate in his greediness, and possessed of a certain appreciation of the comfort of a daily dinner, which might possibly suffice to keep him from straying very wide as long as his intended wife should be able to keep the purse-strings altogether in her own hands. Therefore, I say that Mrs. Greenow had been lucky in her choice, and not altogether without prudence. "I think of taking this house," said she, "and of living here." "What, in Westmoreland!" said the Captain, with something of dismay in his tone. What on earth would he do with himself all his life in that gloomy place! "Yes, in Westmoreland. Why not in Westmoreland as well as anywhere else? If you don't like Westmoreland, it's not too late yet, you know." In answer to this the poor Captain was obliged to declare that he had no objection whatever to Westmoreland. "I've been talking to my niece about it," continued Mrs. Greenow, "and I find that such an arrangement can be made very conveniently. The property is left between her and her uncle,—the father of my other niece, and neither of them want to live here." "But won't you be rather dull, my dear?" "We could go to Yarmouth, you know, in the autumn." Then the Captain's visage became somewhat bright again. "And perhaps, if you are not extravagant, we could manage a month or so in London during the winter, just to see the plays and do a little shopping." Then the Captain's face became very bright. "That will be delightful," said he. "And as for being dull," said the widow, "when people grow old they must be dull. Dancing can't go on for ever." In answer to this the widow's Captain assured the widow that she was not at all old; and now, on this occasion, that ceremony came off successfully which had been interrupted on the Shap road by the noise of Mr. Cheesacre's wheels. "There goes my cap," said she. "What a goose you are! What will Jeannette say?" "Bother Jeannette," said the Captain in his bliss. "She can do another cap, and many more won't be wanted." Then I think the ceremony was repeated. Upon the whole the Captain's visit was satisfactory—at any rate to the Captain. Everything was settled. He was to go away on Saturday morning, and remain in lodgings at Penrith till the wedding, which they agreed to have celebrated at Vavasor Church. Kate promised to be the solitary bridesmaid. There was some talk of sending for Charlie Fairstairs, but the idea was abandoned. "We'll have her afterwards," said the widow to Kate, "when you are gone, and we shall want her more. And I'll get Cheesacre here, and make him marry her. There's no good in paying for two journeys." The Captain was to be allowed to come over from Penrith twice a week previous to his marriage; or perhaps, I might more fairly say, that he was commanded to do so. I wonder how he felt when Mrs. Greenow gave him his first five-pound note, and told him that he must make it do for a fortnight?—whether it was all joy, or whether there was about his heart any touch of manly regret? "Captain Bellfield, of Vavasor Hall, Westmoreland. It don't sound badly," he said to himself, as he travelled away on his first journey to Penrith. About HackerNoon Book Series: We bring you the most important technical, scientific, and insightful public domain books. This book is part of the public domain. Anthony Trollope (2006). Can You Forgive Her?. Urbana, Illinois: Project Gutenberg. Retrieved October 2022 https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/19500/pg19500-images.html This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at , located at . www.gutenberg.org https://www.gutenberg.org/policy/license.html

The First Kiss

The Rocks and Valleys

MinIO runs on anything –  bare metal, Kubernetes, Docker, Linux and more. Organizations choose to run MinIO to host their data on any of these platforms, and increasingly rely on multiple platforms to satisfy multiple requirements. The choice of underlying hardware and OS is based on a number of factors, primarily the amount of data to be stored in MinIO plus requirements for integration with other cloud-native software, performance and security. Many of our customers run MinIO on bare metal, while the majority run on Kubernetes. Running multiple instances of MinIO in a containerized architecture that is orchestrated by Kubernetes is extremely efficient. MinIO customers roll out new regions and update services without disruption, with separate Kubernetes clusters running in each region, and the operational goal of shared-nothing for greatest resiliency and scalability. Customers switch to MinIO for a variety of reasons, including: S3 Compatible API Multi-Cloud Cloud Agnostic Deployments S3 style IAM style ACL management Distributed and Fault tolerant storage using Erasure Coding Tiering and Versioning of objects across multiple clusters Bucket and Site-to-Site Replication Batch Replication via Batch Framework Server side object and client data encryption Transport Layer Network Encryption of Data Due to these diverse reasons and environments where MinIO can be utilized and installed, it's realistic to assume there are a number of data sources where data is already stored that you would want to get into MinIO. In this post, let's review some of the tools available to get data out of S3, local FileSystem, NFS, Azure, GCP, Hitachi Content Platform, Ceph, and others, and into MinIO clusters where it can be exposed to cloud-native AI/ML and analytics packages. MinIO Client To get started, we’ll be using the (mc) during the course of this post for a few of these options. Please be sure to install it and set the alias to your running . MinIO Client MinIO Server mc alias set destminio https://myminio.example.net minioadminuser minioadminpassword We will be adding some more “source” aliases as we go through the different methods. FileSystems The majority of use cases for migrating data into MinIO start with a mounted filesystem or NFS volume.  In this simple configuration, you can use to sync the data from the source to the destination. Think of as a swiss army knife for data synchronization. It takes the burden off of the user to determine the best way to interact with the source from which you are fetching the objects. It supports a number of sources and, based on the source you are pulling from, the right functions are used to enable them. mc mirror mc mirror For example, let's start with a simple FileSystem that is mounted from a physical hard disk, virtual disk, or even something like a GlusterFS mount. As long as it's a file system readable by the OS, MinIO can read it too: filesystem          kbytes   used     avail    capacity  mounted on
/dev/root           6474195  2649052  3825143  41%       /
/dev/stand          24097    5757     18340    24%       /stand
/proc               0        0        0         0%       /proc
/dev/fd             0        0        0         0%       /dev/fd
/dev/_tcp           0        0        0         0%       /dev/_tcp
/dev/dsk/c0b0t0d0s4 10241437 4888422  5353015  48%       /home
/dev/dsk/c0b0t1d0sc 17422492 12267268 5155224  71%       /home2 Let’s assume your objects are in , you would then run the following command to mirror the objects (if the bucket does not already exist, you would have to create it first): /home/mydata mydata mc mirror /home/mydata destminio/mydata This command will ensure that objects that are no longer in the source location are removed from the destination or when new objects get added to the source they will get copied to the destination. But if you want to overwrite existing objects modified in the source, pass the flag. --overwrite NFS Network File Share (NFS) is generally used to store objects or data that are not accessed often because, while ubiquitous, often the protocol is very slow across the network. Nonetheless, a lot of ETL and some legacy systems use NFS as a repository for data to be used for operations, analytics, AI/ML, and additional use cases. It would make better sense for this data to live on MinIO because of the scalability, security and high performance of a MinIO cluster, coupled with MinIO’s ability to provide services to cloud-native applications using the S3 API. Install the required packages to mount the NFS volume apt install nfs-common Be sure to add the directory  to /home /etc/exports /home               
client_ip(rw,sync,no_root_squash,no_subtree_check) Note: Be sure to restart your NFS server, for example on Ubuntu servers systemctl restart nfs-kernel-server Create a directory to mount the NFS mount mkdir -p /nfs/home Mount the NFS volume mount <nfs_host>:/home /nfs/home Copy the data from NFS to MinIO mc mirror /nfs/home destminio/nfsdata There you go, now you can move your large objects from NFS to MinIO. S3 As we mentioned earlier, is a swiss army knife of data synchronization. In addition to filesystems, it also copies objects from S3 or S3 API compatible stores and mirrors it to MinIO. One of the more popular use cases of this is mirroring an Amazon S3 bucket. mc mirror Follow these to create an AWS S3 bucket in your account. If you already have an existing account with data we could use that too. steps Once a bucket has been created or data has been added to an existing bucket, create a new with access key and secret key allowing access only to our bucket. Save the generated credentials for the next step. IAM policy We can work with any S3 compatible storage using the MinIO Client. Next let’s add an alias using the S3 bucket name we created along with the credentials we downloaded mc alias set s3 https://s3.amazonaws.com BKIKJAA5BMMU2RHO6IBB V7f1CwQqAcwo80UEIJEjc5gVQUSSx5ohQ9GSrr12 --api S3v4 Use to copy the data from S3 to MinIO mc mirror mc mirror s3/mybucket destminio/mydata Depending on the amount of data, network speeds and the physical distance from the region where the bucket data is stored, it might take a few minutes or more for you to mirror all the data. You will see a message when mc is done copying all the objects. HDFS For the next set of tools, we write dedicated scripts to satisfy some of the non-standard edge case data migration requirements that we need to fulfill. One of these is migrating from HDFS and Hadoop. Many enterprises have so much data stored in Hadoop that it's impossible to ignore it and start fresh with a cloud-native platform. It is more feasible to transfer that data to something more modern (and cloud-native) like MinIO and run your ETL and other processes that way. It's rather simple to set up. Create a file called with the following contents core-site.xml <configuration>
  <property>
    <name>fs.s3a.path.style.access</name>
    <value>true</value>
  </property>
  <property>
    <name>fs.s3a.endpoint</name>
    <value>https://minio:9000</value>
  </property>
  <property>
    <name>fs.s3a.access.key</name>
    <value>minio-sample</value>
  </property>
  <property>
    <name>fs.s3a.secret.key</name>
    <value>minio-sample123</value>
  </property>
</configuration> Set the following environment variables export HDFS_SOURCE_PATH=hdfs://namenode:8080/user/minio/testdir
export S3_DEST_PATH=s3a://mybucket/testdir Download the following file, chmod +x and run it curl -LSs -o https://github.com/minio/hdfs-to-minio/blob/master/hdfs-to-minio.sh
chmod +x hdfs-to-minio.sh
./hdfs-to-minio.sh If you’ve been storing data in Hadoop for several years, then this process might take several hours. If it's on a production cluster, then we recommend  migrating data in off hours during maintenance windows to minimize the impact of any performance degradation to your Hadoop cluster while data is being mirrored. More details about migrating from HDFS to MinIO are available in this , and we’ve got a blog post as well, . GitHub Repo Migrating from HDFS to Object Storage HCP We previously wrote an amazing blog post on and how to migrate your data to a MinIO cluster. I would recommend reading the blog post for full details but the crux is as follows. Hitachi Content Platform Once you have the necessary HCP cluster and input file configured, and run the following command to start the migration process download the migration tool $ hcp-to-minio migrate --namespace-url https://finance.europe.hcp.example.com
--auth-token "HCP bXl1c2Vy:3f3c6784e97531774380db177774ac8d"
--host-header "s3testbucket.sandbox.hcp.example.com"
--data-dir /mnt/data
--bucket s3testbucket
--input-file /tmp/data/to-migrate.txt Ceph Last but not least, we’ve kept the elephant in the room until the end. Although aging, Ceph is a popular store for data and it has a S3 compatible API. It is used by other Kubernetes projects as the backend for object storage, such as Rook. Ceph, however, is an unwieldy behemoth to set up and run. So it's natural that folks would want to move their data to something simpler, easier to maintain and with greater performance. There are two ways to copy data from Ceph: Bucket Replication: Creates the object but if the object is deleted from the source it will not delete it on the destination. https://min.io/docs/minio/linux/administration/bucket-replication.html Mc mirror: Synchronizes objects and versions, it will even delete objects that do not exist https://min.io/docs/minio/linux/reference/minio-mc/mc-mirror.html Similar to S3, since Ceph has S3 compatible API, you can add a alias to MinIO Client mc alias set ceph http://ceph_host:port cephuser cephpass You can then use to copy the data to your MinIO cluster mc mirror mc mirror ceph/mydata destminio/mydata We suggest that you run the command with the flag to continuously monitor for objects and sync them to MinIO. mc mirror --watch Migrate Your Data to MinIO Today! There are just a few examples to show you how easy it is to migrate your data to MinIO.  It doesn’t matter if you are using older legacy protocols such as NFS or the latest and greatest such as S3, MinIO is here to support you. In this post we went into detail on how to migrate from filesystems and other data stores such as NFS, filesystem, GlusterFS, HDFS, HCP, and last but not least Ceph. Regardless of the tech stack running against it, backend MinIO provides a performant, durable, secure, and scalable yet simple software-defined object storage solution. If you have any questions feel free to reach out to us on ! Slack Also published . here

The Data Migration Tools to Help You Get Into MinIO

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Die Datenmigrationstools, die Ihnen den Einstieg in MinIO erleichtern

Las herramientas de migración de datos para ayudarle a ingresar a MinIO

Les outils de migration de données pour vous aider à accéder à MinIO

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As ferramentas de migração de dados para ajudá-lo a entrar no MinIO

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