Installing and Running MinIO on Docker: Multi Drive Docker Compose Lab

In this MinIO video, you will learn about how to run MinIO on Docker single-node with multiple drives
mounted inside the Docker container using Docker Compose. The previous five videos previous videos covered single-node, single-drive configurations from the command line, using Docker Compose for single-node, single-drive and then an overview of using Docker Compose for single-node, multi-drive.
MinIO is an open-source object storage server released under the GNU AGPL v3 license. It's compatible with Amazon S3, making it a great choice for deploying your storage infrastructure on Kubernetes.
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[@litecactus]

after following this guide everything seems to be working but if I access a public bucket from the url, none of the files work, they show an error that the file cannot be displayed as it contains an error. If I download the file once logging in or previewing, they work OK. Any ideas?

[@MINIO]

This could be a policy issue with the pubic sharing configuration of the file. Please make sure the policy applied to the bucket/file is allowing anonymous public access to the item.

[@Fayaz.Shafiq]

how to add more/expand storage/drive in existing node,

[@MINIO]

This is generally not recommended. To expand a deployment, add a new server pool.

[@Fayaz.Shafiq]

@@MINIO in same instance/server ?

[@MINIO]

Same cluster, certainly. It will require a restart of the existing nodes so that they recognize the additional server pool, but its fairly straightforward. min.io/docs/minio/linux/operations/install-deploy-manage/expand-minio-deployment.html