Minio NATS Demo
Use Minio to notify of changes through NATS and sync changes between two clouds (or a laptop and a cloud).
Overview
Minio makes it easy to manage an object store with an S3 interface across multiple different platforms,
from your local desktop to other clouds beyond AWS.
This demonstration will show you how to run a Minio object store on a local laptop,
configure a local NATS message bus and finally replicate objects to other clouds.
Tutorial
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Install and run gnatsd
go get github.com/nats-io/gnatsd; gnatsd -D -V
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Install minio
go get github.com/minio/minio
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Configure minio for local NATS event subscription
edit ~/.minio/config.json
set "nats"."1"."enable": true
...
"nats": {
"1": {
"enable": true,
"address": "0.0.0.0:4222",
"subject": "bucketevents",
...
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Run minio
Set ~/minio-tmp/ to any directory you want to store your objects in.
minio server ~/minio-tmp/
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Run minioNATS
go run minionats/main.go -remote s3://accessKeyId:accessSecretKey@host:port -local s3://accessKeyId:accessSecretKey@host:port
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Open Browsers to your test bucket Minio Browser and
an S3 Browser
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Upload a File to your Minio Browser. Watch it automatically get added to your S3 browser
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Delete a File from your Minio Browser. Watch it automatically get removed from your S3 Browser
Usage
Usage of demo-minio-nats:
-bucket string
bucket to test with (default "minio-nats-example")
-local string
local S3 URL in format s3://accessKeyId:accessSecretKey@host:port
-nats string
NATS URL in format nats://user:password@host:port (default "nats://localhost:4222")
-region string
region to create and maintain bucket (default "us-east-1")
-remote string
remote S3 URL in format s3://accessKeyId:accessSecretKey@host:port
-tmpDir string
temporary directory for copying files (default "/tmp/")
Additional Reading
Publish Minio Events via NATS
NATS Blog