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Database servers using NAS as storage?
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    Comfortable_Store_67         11mo ago • 100%

    I wouldn't use NFS/SMB, but iscsi could be an option if the NAS supports the protocol

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    Homelab Comfortable_Store_67 • 11mo ago • 100%
    [UK] Looking for 8-bay+ NAS trade

    Hoping to find someone that's interested I am looking for an 8-bay (or more) desktop NAS (diskless). Have some hardware to trade for the NAS (some options below, not everything for the NAS) * 18x 3.8TB SAS SSD * 32x 32GB DDR4 ECC * SuperMicro 12 bay SAS2 chassi (with 2x PSU) * 6x Xeon Gold 6142 CPUs * Supermicro 24 bay SAS3 chassis (2x SQ 930w PSU) Please let me know if this post isn't allowed

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    Got this for literally free. Ram sticks and drives are missing. Any tips for sourcing the parts?
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    Comfortable_Store_67         11mo ago • 100%

    I have loads of 8GB modules from DL380 machines if you are UK based?

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    Homelab Comfortable_Store_67 • 11mo ago • 100%
    SAS question

    Since SATA3 connects at 6gbps, I would assume performance would be the same regardless of using SAS3 or SAS2 backplane? **HBA cards:** SAS3 - 9380-4i4e SAS2 - 9271-4i No plans to add storage via external port on 9380 The plan is to build a TrueNAS / UnRAID server

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    Starting an actual homeland
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    Comfortable_Store_67         11mo ago • 100%

    What rack are you using?

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    Homelab Comfortable_Store_67 • 12mo ago • 100%
    Anyone using CasaOS?

    Curious if anyone is using CasaOS? If so, what made you choose this over another?

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    Self-Hosted Main 1y ago
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    What is the one thing every self-hosted household should have?
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    Comfortable_Store_67         1y ago • 100%

    I always start with a hyper-visor. Currently running Proxmox

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    What is the one thing every self-hosted household should have?
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    Comfortable_Store_67         1y ago • 100%

    he internet DVR *arr + jellyfin stack and you have a true smart home

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    I'm currently using Mealie, but going to try Tandoor later this week. I find importing recipes from URLs does not import the right measurements even though the app is set to import metric

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