Thank you for reporting the docs error! The docs are unfortunately not open source. I am happy to make the changes if you can write up a summary with the same template as it is for S3 in the docs.

Actually, on second thought after learning more about minio, I am unsure of how much testing is needed before we can reliably document that delta works reliably on minio. minio is after all a completely different storage system that happens to be s3 API compatible. This does not automatically guarantee that minio satisfies the 3 requirements for Delta to work with a storage system as documented here - https://docs.delta.io/latest/delta-storage.html#storage-configuration
Different file systems have different quirks wrt these 3 requirements hence requires different log store implementations that fixes/works-around those quirks.

In summary, we can document minio only when it has proven by documentation, custom logstore implementation and testing that delta is guaranteed to work correctly on minio. Can you provide them?

As per MinIO's design all 3 criterias are satisfied by MinIO.

TD,

Thanks for your reply.

As per the MinIO docs - https://docs.minio.io/docs/distributed-minio-quickstart-guide.html

MinIO follows strict read-after-write and list-after-write consistency model for all i/o operations both in distributed and standalone modes.

I have tested most of the Delta table operations (mentioned in the delta docs) with MinIO, and all the operations were successful:

• create / write table
• append table
• batch updates to table
• stream updates to table
• history
• time travel

Are there any specific set of tests that you want to be performed before this can be added to the documentation?

Hi TD,

Any updates to this issue? Thank you,

@tdas it would be great to add MinIO as S3 compatible target for Delta Lake in the documentation.

Is MinIO now a S3 compatible target for Delta Lake? The documentation is not there so I was wondering whether there are any concerns.