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…My TrueNAS server sends these incremental snapshots to a remote storage hub every month, which takes a fraction of the time as full-fledged backups. I also adore how quickly Kopia can…
…my everyday PC, a dual-Xeon Proxmox workstation, and a TrueNAS storage server. I tend to transfer ISOs, video footage, and other huge files between the trifecta of 10GbE devices almost every…
…Similarly, you have TrueNAS and OpenMediaVault as free alternatives to Unraid. However, neither replicates its exact approach to storage management. There are reasonable ways for developers to make money without converting every…
…While TrueNAS safeguards the documents on my everyday machines, I rely on Proxmox Backup Server for the dozens of LXCs and VMs I’ve scattered across my PVE nodes. Considering that Proxmox…
…the internet, share files, and manage access without turning the setup into a networking project. TrueNAS handles remote access differently compared to systems like UGREEN NAS or Synology. Instead of providing a…
…I’ve even paired it up to Home Assistant to generate automations alongside TrueNAS for simple monitoring tasks, and this setup works pretty well for my home server tasks. On the coding…
…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…
…I first heard about Calibre-Web, my first instinct was to configure it on my TrueNAS storage rig, as my ebooks still occupy a few dozen GBs. But after constantly running into…
…Speaking of NAS setups, OpenMediaVault remains my top recommendation for DIY storage rigs that lack enough processing horsepower to run something as bulky as TrueNAS. A barebones OMV configuration can deliver the…
…Much of it is thanks to software like Proxmox, CasaOS, TrueNAS and Home Assistant, which have all lowered the barrier to repurposing aging hardware, while increasingly efficient applications continue to squeeze surprising…