Minio is open source AWS S3 compatible file storage.\nYou can run it on environment you fully control.
\nThis blog post assumes you use Minio for development / testing purposes as AWS S3 replacement.
\nIf you are interested in production usage then you should take a look at distributed Minio mode which contains data loss protection features.
\nFastest way is to use Docker.\nSingle instance can be created using following docker-compose.yml container definition:
minio:\n image: minio/minio:RELEASE.2018-05-16T23-35-33Z\n volumes:\n # adjust volume to your needs\n - \"../.data/minio:/data\"\n ports:\n - ${MINIO_PORT}:9000\n environment:\n MINIO_ACCESS_KEY: ${S3_KEY}\n MINIO_SECRET_KEY: ${S3_SECRET}\n command: server /data\n restart: unless-stoppedThe tricky part is bucket configuration.\nThere is mc CLI client to configure Minio.\nIn order to automate everything you can configure buckets using another docker container:
createbuckets:\n image: minio/mc:RELEASE.2018-04-28T00-08-20Z\n depends_on:\n - minio\n entrypoint: >\n /bin/sh -c \"\n /usr/bin/mc config host add minio http://minio:9000 ${S3_KEY} ${S3_SECRET};\n\n /usr/bin/mc mb minio/bucket_with_no_public_access;\n /usr/bin/mc policy none minio/bucket_with_no_public_access;\n\n /usr/bin/mc mb minio/bucket_with_public_download;\n /usr/bin/mc policy download minio/bucket_with_public_download;\n\n exit 0;\n \"It will exit as soon as job is done. It’s perfectly OK ;-)
\nAssuming your MINIO_PORT defined in .env is 9001 you can just go to http://localhost:9001 using browser.\nEnter S3_KEY and S3_SECRET values and you should see Minio dashboard.
Ensure aws/aws-sdk-php is present in your composer.json.
$client = new \\Aws\\S3\\S3Client([\n 'version' => '2006-03-01',\n 'region' => 'eu-central-1',\n 'endpoint' => 'http://minio:9000',\n 'use_path_style_endpoint' => true, // this is super important\n 'credentials' => [\n 'key' => 's3key',\n 'secret' => 's3secret',\n ]\n]);Ensure you have following dependencies in your composer.json:
oneup/flysystem-bundleleague/flysystem-aws-s3-v3Define S3Client service in config/services.yaml:
parameters:\n app.s3_client.version: '%env(S3_VERSION)%'\n app.s3_client.region: '%env(S3_REGION)%'\n app.s3_client.endpoint: 'http://minio:9000'\n app.s3_client.key: '%env(S3_KEY)%'\n app.s3_client.secret: '%env(S3_SECRET)%'\n\napp.s3_client:\n class: Aws\\S3\\S3Client\n arguments:\n -\n version: '%app.s3_client.version%'\n region: '%app.s3_client.region%'\n endpoint: '%app.s3_client.endpoint%'\n use_path_style_endpoint: true\n credentials:\n key: '%app.s3_client.key%'\n secret: '%app.s3_client.secret%'Define filesystems in config/packages/oneup_flysystem.yaml:
oneup_flysystem:\n adapters:\n bucket_with_no_public_access:\n awss3v3:\n client: app.s3_client\n bucket: bucket_with_no_public_access\n options:\n visibility: private\n ACL: private\n bucket_with_public_download:\n awss3v3:\n client: app.s3_client\n bucket: bucket_with_public_download\n options:\n visibility: public\n ACL: public\n filesystems:\n bucket_with_no_public_access:\n adapter: bucket_with_no_public_access\n alias: bucket_with_no_public_access\n bucket_with_public_download:\n adapter: bucket_with_public_download\n alias: bucket_with_public_downloadFrom now on you can just inject filesystems using newly created oneup_flysystem.bucket_with_no_public_access_filesystem and oneup_flysystem.bucket_with_public_download_filesystem services.
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