MinIO is well positioned to win in the hybrid cloud environment for three key reasons: 1) It can easily run across multiple public clouds like AWS, GCP, and Azure as well as on private clouds and Kubernetes platforms due to its flexibility. 2) The large public clouds struggle to enable other infrastructure outside of their own clouds which puts them at a disadvantage for hybrid scenarios. 3) MinIO offers a better product than the big public clouds in the key environments of public clouds, private clouds, Kubernetes platforms, and edge due to its wide adoption and traction in these areas.

1. Why MinIO Wins the
Hybrid Cloud?
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2. The thing is that the hybrid cloud is much
more than your public cloud and an
onprem/private cloud offering. To win the
public cloud you have to be everywhere.
Kubernetes is the facilitator for that
ambition - both at MinIO and at
AWS/GCP/Azure but there are other
elements at play.
Not So Fast

3. To reach anywhere near the scale we
have, AWS will need to be successful in
GCP and Azure. GCP will need to do the
same in Azure and AWS. Azure in GCP
and AWS. There is no evidence to
suggest they will be successful in that
effort.
In the Public Cloud:

4. The hybrid cloud is also about the new
Kubernetes platforms. VMware Tanzu is
primary among them but you also have
HPE Ezmeral, Red Hat OpenShift and SUSE
Rancher. MinIO is on the first two and will
be on the next two shortly.
Outside the Public Cloud

5. Part of the challenge for the big three is
that they are built to run a service - and
not built to enable someone else’s
infrastructure. This puts them at a
material disadvantage in the hybrid cloud
game. That is why they are struggling to
be relevant outside of their own cloud.
At the Edge

6. MinIO wins the hybrid cloud because,
in four of the five key environments
(your public cloud, other public
clouds, private cloud, private cloud
Kubernetes platforms, edge), its offer
a better product with significant
traction.
MinIO Wins

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