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Minio Fly.io Wormhole

Want to create your own distributed S3-type service? Don't want to configure load balancing and encryption in Nginx? Want all your servers on one domain/sub-domain? Give this method a try, and check out the rest of fly.io for other cool stuff.

Based on this load balancing comparison article from fly.io, comparing their solution with Nginx.

Now this Docker image and setup file make it even to do with Minio.

Quick start

If you haven't already, set up a Docker Swarm of 4 or more nodes. Do this by logging on to a manager machine and doing docker swarm init and following the instructions. It will ask you to run a command on the 3 other nodes.

You only need to copy and edit the minio-swarm.yaml file in this directory and run it like so docker stack deploy --compose-file=minio-swarm.yaml minio. But make sure to edit the file as below:

# I have set this up to use persistent block storage mounted to `/mnt/block-storage/var/lib/minio`.
# You can leave this the same, or use another folder. Or you can use Docker
# volumes. For that, see the auto-generated yaml at minio.io.
volumes:
 - type: bind
   source: /mnt/block-storage/var/lib/minio
# Create a seperate access key and secret key. You can also do this at minio.io. I've included a node script to do the same: minio_key_generator.js (see footnote)
# Your fly.io token is found at https://fly.io/sites/YOUR-SITE-NAME/backends/ (and click on your backend, then "Show Agent Token")
environment:
 MINIO_ACCESS_KEY: VARS-GO-HERE
 MINIO_SECRET_KEY: VARS-GO-HERE
 FLY_TOKEN: VARS-GO-HERE

The config should be the same for each entry. Then, put the .yaml file on your swarm manager server (where you ran docker swarm init from) and do docker stack deploy --compose-file=minio-swarm.yaml minio.

Check the status of the swarm deploy with docker stack ps minio and wait till all services are running. Then check fly.io under backends to see if the endpoints show up (I had to log in again until I saw them, did not take long though).

Footnote: I'm not a cryptographer, use the keys from node minio_key_generator.js at your own risk.

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