The problem encountered when using minio for storage is an error found when creating the bucket name:
Check the official documentation, which translates to the following points:
The following rules apply to naming buckets in Amazon S3:
1. The length of the bucket name must be between 3 (minutes) and 63 (maximum) characters.
2. The bucket name can only consist of lowercase letters, numbers, dots (.) and hyphens (-).
3. The bucket name must start and end with letters or numbers.
4. The bucket name must not contain two adjacent periods.
5. The bucket name must not be formatted as an IP address (for example, 192.168.5.4).
6. The bucket name must not start with a prefix. xn--
7. The bucket name must not start with prefix or prefix. sthree-sthree-configurator
8. The bucket name must not end with a suffix. This suffix is reserved for access point aliases. For more information, see Using bucket-style alias access points with S3 buckets. -s3alias
9. The bucket name must not end with a suffix. This suffix is reserved for object Lambda access point aliases. For more information, see How to use bucket-style alias object lambda access points with S3 buckets. --ol-s3
10. The bucket name must be unique within the partition among all AWS accounts in all AWS regions. A zone is a group of areas. AWS currently has three zones: (Standard Region), (China Region), and (AWS GovCloud (US)). awsaws-cnaws-us-gov
11. Before deleting the bucket, another AWS account in the same partition cannot use the bucket name.
12. The name of the bucket used with Amazon S3 transfer acceleration cannot contain a period (.). For more information about transfer acceleration, see Configure fast, secure file transfers using Amazon S3 Transfer Acceleration.