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…These days, I rely on Proxmox for most tinkering experiments, with TrueNAS housing a couple of storage-heavy containers. That said, I still use hypervisors on everyday machines occasionally when my server…
…With the increased availability of Linux containers (LXCs), largely with Proxmox and the release of TrueNAS 26 , there's almost a better way for running self-hosted services. Linux containers won't…
…Syncthing is also available to deploy on your NAS or home lab (TrueNAS has it listed on its app repository), giving you a central server that both of your devices can always…
…I've previously done this using Dockge on TrueNAS, and it was about as seamless as it gets. This will make it impossible to transfer files over the internet, of course, unless…
…For example, I’ve got a TrueNAS instance hooked up to an MCP server running on my PC, and after disabling any tool that can write data on my NAS, I can…
…That's precisely what software-defined storage like ZFS, TrueNAS, and Proxmox wants to see, and it's what you want to look for when shopping. If they're not flashed into…
…Anyone running Proxmox, TrueNAS, Docker stacks, or other self-hosted services is constantly building, breaking, and rebuilding things, and as a result, containers get exposed to things they shouldn't. All kinds…
…Booklore even disappeared from TrueNAS's app catalog the same day. Users were advised to re-tag their Docker images locally, lest they also vanish. The pattern is older than you think…
…It even supports MCP servers, and as long as I set the context window fairly high (and run the --webui-mcp-proxy flag), I have no issues controlling Obsidian, Home Assistant , TrueNAS…
…My Pi-hole instance is set up inside a TrueNAS installation, which is running in a virtual machine inside Proxmox, and there are a lot more self-hosted services running alongside it…