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It seems that there's no official announcement except this commit: https://github.com/minio/minio/commit/7aac2a2c5b7c882e68c1ce...

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Sendy is a good alternative. I tested it in my server, you'll need some technical requirements for the installation but after that it's easy to use.

Sorry for the typo: Site Reliability Engineer (not system)

I hope that this will be integrated soon (as a built-in feature) but you still can use Flocker or Gluster.

Thank you moondev.

In this example I am using the built-in docker swarm in independently from the infrastructure provider but I think more interesting things are coming to make fast integrations with cloud providers !