The Server that might be TrueNAS Scale

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XCP-ng

My general plan here is to consolidate other computers that were providing FreeNAS (now TrueNAS), XCP-ng, and other functions into a single unit using the now alpha_―should I be scared?―_TrueNAS Scale. I’m not switching because TrueNAS is lacking in general as a NAS because it’s been great. It’s just that the VM solution, bhyve, is both not what I’m familiar with and seems generally less good for the virtualization I do. Additionally, TrueNAS is based on BSD, and while BSD is great, I’m far more experienced with Linux having used it for 10 years, and Scale is:.

#Cloud Computing #Virtual Machine Management #Virtualization Platform 37 social mentions

2

Veloren

Running everything from Nextcloud to Minetest and Veloren servers (and increasingly other things).

#Games #Block-building Games #2D Simulator 85 social mentions

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Nextcloud

Running everything from Nextcloud to Minetest and Veloren servers (and increasingly other things).

#Cloud Storage #File Sharing #Encrypted Cloud Storage 283 social mentions

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bhyve

My general plan here is to consolidate other computers that were providing FreeNAS (now TrueNAS), XCP-ng, and other functions into a single unit using the now alpha_―should I be scared?―_TrueNAS Scale. I’m not switching because TrueNAS is lacking in general as a NAS because it’s been great. It’s just that the VM solution, bhyve, is both not what I’m familiar with and seems generally less good for the virtualization I do. Additionally, TrueNAS is based on BSD, and while BSD is great, I’m far more experienced with Linux having used it for 10 years, and Scale is:.

#Cloud Computing #Virtualization #Virtual Machine Management 3 social mentions