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---
title: Installing Minio for Pivotal Greenplum
owner: Partners
---
This topic describes how to install Minio for Pivotal Greenplum.
MinIO runs either as a standalone object server or as a highly available distributed cluster.
* As a standalone server that uses a file directory to store objects.
* As a standalone server that uses erasure-code protection to write object data across many physical drives.
* On multiple servers, using a distributed mode which pools many servers, each with many physical drives,
into a single highly available object storage cluster.
##<a id='standalone'></a> Running MinIO as a Standalone Server
This example shows to start the MinIO server using a file directory to store objects.
* Download Minio for Pivotal Greenplum.
* Create a directory to store the objects, such as “/home/shared”.
* Start the minio server with the following command.
```
$ minio server /home/shared
```
MinIO Server comes with an embedded web-based object browser.
Point your web browser to http://127.0.0.1:9000 to access the object server.
From the web browser, you can create a new bucket, upload files to the bucket, and download files from the bucket.
##<a id='erasure-code'></a> Running MinIO as a Standalone Server with Erasure-Code Protection
This example shows how to start the MinIO server using erasure code on a server with 24 drives.
* Download Minio for Pivotal Greenplum.
* Format the 24 individual drives.
* Mount the drives using a common naming scheme, such as “/mnt/export1” through “/mnt/export24”.
* Start the erasure-coded minio server with the following command.
```
$ minio server /mnt/export{1…24}
```
MinIO Server comes with an embedded web-based object browser.
Point your web browser to http://127.0.0.1:9000 to access the object server.
From the web browser, you can create a new bucket, upload files to the bucket, and download files from the bucket.
##<a id='distributed-cluster'></a> Running MinIO as a Distributed Object Storage Cluster
This example shows how to create a distributed MinIO cluster based on eight server nodes with 24 drives each.
* On each server, download Minio for Pivotal Greenplum.
* On each server, format the 24 individual drives.
* On each server, mount the drives using a common naming scheme, such as “/mnt/export1” through “/mnt/export24”.
* Start the distributed minio server by running the following command on each server.
```
$ export MINIO_ACCESS_KEY=minio
$ export MINIO_SECRET_KEY=miniostorage
$ minio server http://nodename{1...8}.domainname.com/mnt/export/{1...24}
```
To access the MinIO object server point your web browser to one of the servers,
for example: http://nodename.domainname.com:9000.
From the web browser, you can create a new bucket, upload files to the bucket, and download files from the bucket.
##<a id='minio-documentation'></a> MinIO Documentation
The full documentation for the MinIO server is located here [link] (https://docs.minio.io/).