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I also considered the uploader plugin to keep images separately, I found that those files would need to be public access in order to render. You can't privately access the minio image files, unlike this plugin which encrypts it all. |
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I have been using this plugin for a long time, using a self-hosted CouchDB backend. This has been working well with my vault of ~6000 notes. I am interested in using an Object Store (specifically self-hosted MinIO) as the backend, so I'm curious to experiences regarding the performance and disk-usage.
One reason for switching is that I'm considering using MinIO together with something like https://github.com/seebin/obsidian-minio-uploader-plugin to keep attachments (images, documents, and other large files) out of my vault. Rather than running MinIO and CouchDB side-by-side I'd prefer to keep things simple and completely move to MinIO, just creating two separate buckets for my vault and the attachments.
If anyone has setup something like that, I'd be interested in experience as well.
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