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  • Introduction
  • Installation
    • Installing Catalogic vStor Application for Linux
    • Deploying Catalogic vStor Virtual Appliance for VMware
    • Deploying Catalogic vStor virtual appliance for Microsoft Hyper-V
    • Required Ports for Catalogic vStor
    • Updating Catalogic vStor
  • Quick Start
    • Catalogic vStor for VMware
    • Catalogic vStor for Hyper-V
  • Basic Configuration
    • Initializing vStor
    • Adding Catalogic vStor Node to Catalogic DPX
    • Configuring vStor system settings
    • Configuring Network Settings of Catalogic vStor
    • Backing up Configuration Settings of Catalogic vStor
    • Restoring Configuration Settings of Catalogic vStor
  • Storage Management
    • Adding Disks to Catalogic vStor
    • Managing Storage Pools in Catalogic vStor
    • Managing Volumes in Catalogic vStor
      • Migrating Volumes in Catalogic vStor
    • Managing Shares in Catalogic vStor
  • Data Protection
    • Catalogic vStor Backup and Recovery
    • Creating vStor Partnerships
    • Enabling Volume Encryption
  • Advanced Configuration
    • Using Multipath Storage for Catalogic vStor
    • Certificates in Catalogic vStor
    • Adding Encryption URLs to Catalogic vStor
    • MinIO Buckets in Catalogic vStor
    • Assigning an E-mail to the vStor account
    • Managing vStor User Accounts
    • Using multi-factor authentication in vStor
  • vStor Command Line Interface
    • Catalogic vStor Server CLI Overview
  • Best Practices
    • Hardware configurations: Best Practices
    • Data backup: Best Practices
    • Data archiving: Best Practices
    • Backup storage: Best Practices
    • Frequently Asked Questions: Best Practices
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  1. Advanced Configuration

MinIO Buckets in Catalogic vStor

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Catalogic vStor’s virtual appliance includes an embedded MinIO server, suitable for archiving Block and Agentless data. You can either format a disk for a new MinIO volume or register an existing one, typically on a separate server.

See also. To register MinIO buckets with Catalogic DPX instead of Catalogic vStor, see the .

Accessing the MinIO Console

You can create a MinIO bucket from the MinIO Console on your web browser. If you created a new MinIO volume from the Catalogic vStor, take the following actions:

  1. Access the vStor Management Interface at https://<vStor_hostname_or_IP>:8900.

  2. Log in as admin.

  3. From the navigation pane, open Storage.

  4. Go to Storage, open the MinIO volume’s pool, and navigate to its MinIO tab. Ensure that you can see the access key and the secret key.

  5. In the vStor Management Interface, click Open MinIO Server for the MinIO volume. Make sure your workstation can reach the MinIO server’s UI port.

  6. Enter the MinIO volume’s access key in the Username field and the secret key in the Password field.

  7. Click Login to access the MinIO Console.

Tip. If you are unable to log in to the MinIO Console, ensure that you are using a valid custom certificate.

Creating buckets of MinIO

See also. For the latest information about the MinIO Console and its operations, see .

To create a new bucket in the MinIO Console for Catalogic vStor:

  1. From the navigation pane, select Buckets.

  2. Click Create Bucket. Enter the Bucket Name and click Create Bucket.

Tip. When naming MinIO buckets, use at least three lowercase letters, numbers, or hyphens to comply with AWS S3 standards.

After creating a new bucket, confirm its visibility in the MinIO Console. Then, return to the vStor Management Interface and check that the MinIO bucket is visible under the MinIO tab.

See also. For more details on best practices for data archiving, see .

Registering Generic Cloud Storage
MinIO documentation
Data archiving: Best Practices