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Identity & Access Management
This is the first video of six focused on Identity and Access Management (IAM) using MinIO's built in administration tools. These tools control access to objects on your MinIO server. Access Management includes the granting of permissions to an authenticated application. Identity is the verification of "who" a connecting application is and their right to claim that identity. The first three videos in the series provide an overview of MinIO's identity and access management functions, the second set of three videos demonstrate these functions in a lab setting.
This is the second video of six focused on Identity and Access Management (IAM) using MinIO's built in administration tools. These tools control access to objects on your MinIO server. Access Management includes the granting of permissions to an authenticated application. Identity is the verification of "who" a connecting application is and their right to claim that identity.
This is the third video of six focused on Identity and Access Management (IAM) using MinIO's built in administration tools. These tools control access to objects on your MinIO server. Access Management includes the granting of permissions to an authenticated application. Identity is the verification of "who" a connecting application is and their right to claim that identity.
This is the fourth video of six focused on Identity and Access Management (IAM) using MinIO's built in administration tools. These tools control access to objects on your MinIO server. Access Management includes the granting of permissions to an authenticated application. Identity is the verification of "who" a connecting application is and their right to claim that identity.
This is the fifth video of six focused on Identity and Access Management (IAM) using MinIO's built in administration tools. These tools control access to objects on your MinIO server. Access Management includes the granting of permissions to an authenticated application. Identity is the verification of "who" a connecting application is and their right to claim that identity.
This is the last video of six focused on Identity and Access Management (IAM) using MinIO's built in administration tools. These tools control access to objects on your MinIO server. Access Management includes the granting of permissions to an authenticated application. Identity is the verification of "who" a connecting application is and their right to claim that identity.
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Event Handling
This is the first video in a multi-part series on MinIO event monitoring. The video provides an overview of bucket and object events that enable you to see what's going on in the system. The video also reviews event destinations and event notifications. Finally, this video provides an overview of how to set up a custom webhook that can be used to read any event.
This is the second video in a multi-part series on MinIO notifications and event monitoring. The video provides an overview of the types of event notifications and how to set them up using MinIO's mc commands. The two follow on videos dive into setting up notifications and Webhooks using Python and the MinIO Python API
This is the third video in a multi-part series on MinIO event monitoring. The video provides an overview of how to use Python and Flask to set up a Webhook on MinIO. The previous videos in the series provide a broader overview of MinIO notifications. The video dives deeper on using the MinIO Python SDK to setup and manage notifications.
This is the fourth video in a multi-part series on MinIO event monitoring. The video dives deeper on using the MinIO Python SDK to setup and manage notifications. The previous videos in the series provide a broader overview of MinIO notifications, events, and establishing webhooks.
This is the fifth and final video in a multi-part series on MinIO event monitoring. The video is a lab walk through of managing MinIO notifications and events using MinIO client commands along with basic Python to setup webhooks. The previous videos in the series provide a broader overview of MinIO notifications, events, and establishing webhooks using Python.
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The Core Certification to Demonstrate MinIO Skills
The MinIO Certified Administrator - Practitioner Exam is designed to validate an individual's practical skills in administrating MinIO.
Summary
Learn to leverage MinIO object storage to build and deploy high performance applications across Kubernetes, public and private clouds and to the edge.
Code Success with MinIO
The developer course for MinIO provides the foundation and best practices to develop on or integrate with MinIO.
Summary
Learn to connect to MinIO object storage with custom code that can scale from a simple proof of concept to public and private clouds and to the edge.
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Whether you’re aiming to advance in your current role, boost your appeal to future employers, or expand your professional network, MinIO certification is a powerful asset. Earning your certification offers several key benefits:
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FAQ
Pass the MinIO Certified Administrator - Practitioner exam. Anyone carrying one of our certifications is a MinIO Certified Professional.
You can register for the exam here. The exam is $300 per attempt. Please also see this video which explains the exam registration process.
A MinIO Certified Professional has proven that they can effectively deploy, manage and maintain the MinIO object store. MinIO certification is the best way to verify that you have the skills to use the MinIO object storage platform
Our exam is currently based on MinIO version 2024-04-06T05:26:02Z.
There is no prerequisite for attempting our certification. However, all of the topics in this course are covered in our MinIO Enterprise Administration I: Management, Replication, and Security Essentials (MN116), along with hands-on exercises.
The exam is a 90 minute exam consisting of 60 multiple choice questions.
The MinIO Certified Administrator - Practitioner exam costs $300 per attempt.
Exams may be purchased and scheduled through our delivery partner, Prometric.Please also see this video which explains the exam registration process.
Exam attempts do not expire. However, please adhere to the rescheduling process for exams. If you miss your scheduled exam time, you will need to purchase a new exam attempt.
Yes, for the first year we are offering a discount of $50 per exam attempt. Be one of the first to be certified!
No.
You may reschedule your exam at any time at least 48 hours prior to your scheduled exam time.
The exam is refundable if canceled at least 5 days prior to your scheduled delivery date.
There is a $25 fee if canceled less than 5 days prior.
There are no refunds for missed exams or exams that are canceled the day of delivery.
You may update your registration to fix any errors here.You will need your current registration confirmation number and last name used to register.Please note that exam attempts are non-transferable.
Exam results will be posted the same day as the exam is completed.
Certification details will be sent to you by MinIO within 3 business days.
Once you pass the exam, you will receive a certification kit from MinIO that details how you can share your certification on various social media platforms such as LinkedIn.
Certifications can also be verified by contacting certification@minio.io.
You do not need to memorize the entire documentation library. However, this is a "closed-book" exam, and the documentation will not be available during the exam. You should be comfortable with all of the topics above, and the more common command flags for the mc command line client.
Yes, you will need to install the Prometric ProProctor tool, which is available for MacOS and Windows.Please also see this video which covers the exam setup and test taking process.
Exams can be joined up to 30 minutes before the exam start time. You can also check your system requirements at any time before the exam using the Prometric ProProctor tool.
