I tried replacing OneDrive with self-hosted storage, and it didn't work out
…When it came to replacing OneDrive, I decided to install Nextcloud on my TrueNAS box. I figured I could store my files as easily as OneDrive, so there's no sense paying…
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My NAS does more than store files, and most people are barely using theirs
…Related Proxmox running Xpenology gave me the best of both worlds for my home NAS Synology > TrueNAS > Synology. NAS units are perfect for deploying storage-hogging services Most lightweight containers work well…
I gave my NAS a local AI brain, and it finally became the home dashboard I always wanted
…In my setup, TrueNAS has its own log files, and Plex keeps a detailed record of playback history. Since these are just plain text files, they're searchable with tools already on…
A Dropbox user lost everything and proved why you need a NAS, not cloud storage
…But it's one of the many reasons that I advise people to grab an old PC and a few hard drives, and install TrueNAS to start managing their own files. The…
Forget Synology and DSM, this free NAS distro can revive old PCs as NAS servers
…I rely on TrueNAS first and foremost, as it’s robust enough for hardcore tinkering experiments. But that’s only as far as my primary NAS and offsite secondary backup server are…
My Proxmox backups stopped being a storage nightmare with this workaround
…Plus, I use TrueNAS on my main workstation, and its virtualization provisions have become more robust in the last couple of updates. The overall setup process was fairly straightforward. First, I created…
Home Assistant is way more than a smart home dashboard, and here's what I actually run on it
…Similarly, I’ve got TrueNAS powering my storage server, and its community-created integration pulls detailed stats of the datasets, disks, network shares, apps, and VMs housed in my NAS. I’ve…
Replacing paid productivity apps with a self-hosted setup helped me save money, but I had to make some compromises
…As a home lab addict, I often pick up cheap systems from flea markets, so all I had to do was flash TrueNAS onto an old machine, arm it with some HDDs…
I built an ESP32 display to stop obsessing over my NAS drive temperatures
…Out of the box there's no threshold alert reaching my inbox the way a configured TrueNAS install would manage. I could set up smartd's temperature directives and a working mail…
Glance is replacing my browser homepage, and it's the most useful thing I've self-hosted all year
…I found Glance on the TrueNAS app repository, and typically, just deploying apps from there works, but in this case, the app always refused to start (even though it was deployed). Instead…