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Add Multipart to Concepts and Glossary (#609)
Closes #595 Applies multipart feedback in comments of PR #588.
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A system :term:`topology` that uses more than one server and more than one drive per server to host a MinIO instance.
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A system :term:`topology` that uses more than one server and more than one drive per server to host a MinIO instance.
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MinIO recommends Kubernetes for distributed deployments.
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MinIO recommends Kubernetes for distributed deployments.
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multipart upload
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Multipart upload is a client-initiated :s3-docs:`S3 function <mpuoverview.html>` that splits a single object into multiple parts for moving from one location to another.
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The client uploads each part independently to MinIO, and MinIO manages reconstructing those received parts into the original object.
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Multipart uploads provide benefits such as improved throughput and resiliency to network errors.
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Use multipart uploads for objects greater than 100MB in actual or estimated size for best results.
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See :s3-docs:`Amazon AWS documentation <mpuoverview.html>` for more details.
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network encryption
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network encryption
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A method of securing data during transit from one location to another, such as server-server or client-server.
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A method of securing data during transit from one location to another, such as server-server or client-server.
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MinIO supports :ref:`Transport Layer Security (TLS) <minio-tls>`, version 1.2 and later, for both incoming and outgoing traffic.
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MinIO supports :ref:`Transport Layer Security (TLS) <minio-tls>`, version 1.2 and later, for both incoming and outgoing traffic.
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- The :ref:`MinIO Console <minio-console>` graphical user interface for individual instances
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- The :ref:`MinIO Console <minio-console>` graphical user interface for individual instances
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- In Kubernetes, with the :ref:`MinIO Operator Console <minio-operator-console>`
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- In Kubernetes, with the :ref:`MinIO Operator Console <minio-operator-console>`
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How do I upload objects to MinIO?
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You can use any S3-compatible SDK to upload objects to a MinIO deployment.
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Each SDK performs the equivalent of a PUT operation which transmits the object to MinIO for storage.
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MinIO also implements support for :s3-docs:`multipart uploads <mpuoverview.html>`, where clients can split an object into multiple parts for better throughput and reliability of transmission.
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MinIO reassembles these parts until it has a completed object, then stores that object at the specified path.
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How does MinIO provide availability, redundancy, and reliability?
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How does MinIO provide availability, redundancy, and reliability?
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