Hey guys, good to have you here!
We've opened two tickets related to the issue:
1. A simple task to allow the current lakeFS block adapter to use custom S3 endpoints (e.g. minio). This is a non-intrusive change and a quick-win to be able to use minio.
https://github.com/treeverse/lakeFS/issues/492
2. The bigger task of supporting Azure storage. Since
lakeFS is a layer above your data lake, this is comprised of a few steps:
- supporting the basic functionality of storing data (the "block" package in our code)
- exposing an Azure-compatible endpoint so that you could interact with lakeFS (the "gateway" package in our code).
- handling object retention.
- handling importing of existing
https://github.com/treeverse/lakeFS/issues/491