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…Unraid and TrueNAS . I’ve used both distributions in my home lab extensively, and Unraid definitely has some advantages over its ZFS-powered rival. However, it also had a major drawback – one…
…Speaking of TrueNAS, the FreeBSD-based Core was my go-to NAS distribution before Scale (or Community Edition, I guess) came into being. It’s no longer in active development, but iXsystems…
…And no, I’m not talking about my offsite TrueNAS, which runs on my own hardware. Rather, I’m talking about the Tailscale network that bridges all the nodes in my 3…
…Throw in the entire Proxmox cluster, TrueNAS server , NetAlertX statistics , ESPHome projects, and other wacky services to the mix, and my Home Assistant interface would look like a monstrosity from the Cthulhu…
…There’s the TrueNAS integration on HACS, which lets me monitor my storage pool metrics on Home Assistant, while Beszel performs a similar task for my Docker and Podman nodes. Although Bubble…
…The same applies to the important datasets on my NAS (except, both TrueNAS instances are bare-metal). Related A beginner's guide to Proxmox Backup Server The perfect means to protect your…
…find it hard to recommend Raspberry Pi SBCs For example, I’ve run everything from TrueNAS (the official version, I mean) and Unraid to Proxmox and ESXi on the ZimaBoard 2, and…
…But BentoPDF has become so popular that you can find its templates on practically every server distro, virtualization platform, or containerization toolkit – be it Proxmox, TrueNAS, Unraid, UmbrelOS, Cosmos, CasaOS, or other…
…While you can use it to serve files without adding anything else, it really shines when you virtualize TrueNAS or other ZFS-based NAS OSes on top of it, giving you the…
…heart of my home lab/NAS setup, and while I end up working in my TrueNAS VM more often than Proxmox itself, it's still important to make sure everything is backed…