MinIO AIStor Tables implements native Apache Iceberg tables support directly within MinIO AIStor object storage, eliminating dependencies on external catalog services or metadata databases. The MinIO AIStor Tables API provides a RESTful interface compatible with the Iceberg REST Catalog specification. All API requests use the following base path: http://example.net:9000/_iceberg/v1 Replace example.net with your MinIO AIStor server hostname or IP address. MinIO AIStor creates a dedicated bucket for each MinIO AIStor Tables warehouse. While you may inspect the contents of this bucket with commands like mc ls, to manage warehouses and tables you must use the MinIO AIStor Tables APIs and commands described in this documentation. Authentication All requests require AWS Signature Version 4 (SigV4) authentication with the service name s3tables. Requests must include standard AWS SigV4 headers:

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