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Alternatives to MinIO for single-node local S3

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S3MinIOApache Iceberg In late 2025 the company behind MinIO decided to abandon it to pursue other commercial interests. As well as upsetting a bunch of folk, it also put the cat amongst the pigeons of many software demos that relied on MinIO to emulate S3 storage locally, not to mention build pipelines that used it for validating S3 compatibility. In this blog post I’m going to look at some alternatives to MinIO.

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S3MinIOApache Iceberg In late 2025 the company behind MinIO decided to abandon it to pursue other commercial interests. As well as upsetting a bunch of folk, it also put the cat amongst the pigeons of many software demos that relied on MinIO to emulate S3 storage locally, not to mention build pipelines that used it for validating S3 compatibility. In this blog post I’m going to look at some alternatives to MinIO. Whilst MinIO is a lot more than 'just' a glorified tool for emulating S3 when building demos, my focus here is going to be on what is the simplest replacement. In practice that means the following: Must have a Docker image. So many demos are shipped as Docker Compose, and no-one likes brewing their own Docker images unless really necessary. Must provide S3 compatibility.

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