#diynas — Public Fediverse posts
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Want to build your own NAS? 🤓 This quick guide breaks down the essentials for a smooth setup and optimal performance. Learn what you need to know! Check it out! #DIYNAS #NASBuild #TechGuide
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Want to build your own NAS? 🤓 This quick guide breaks down the essentials for a smooth setup and optimal performance. Learn what you need to know! Check it out! #DIYNAS #NASBuild #TechGuide
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Want to build your own NAS? 🤓 This quick guide breaks down the essentials for a smooth setup and optimal performance. Learn what you need to know! Check it out! #DIYNAS #NASBuild #TechGuide
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Want to build your own NAS? 🤓 This quick guide breaks down the essentials for a smooth setup and optimal performance. Learn what you need to know! Check it out! #DIYNAS #NASBuild #TechGuide
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I'm in the process of storage optimization in my #homelab because I have some drives currently underutilized.
For example, my #DIYNAS has a 2TB mirrored ZFS pool as a boot disk. I have no reason for a mirror, and it also looks like this pool is underperforming because it is connected through a cheap SATA extension controller. I'm planning to replace that pool with a single NVMe drive.
Two freed SSD drives could become an S3 storage for my #selfhosted #Mastodon instance using #Garage
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I'm in the process of storage optimization in my #homelab because I have some drives currently underutilized.
For example, my #DIYNAS has a 2TB mirrored ZFS pool as a boot disk. I have no reason for a mirror, and it also looks like this pool is underperforming because it is connected through a cheap SATA extension controller. I'm planning to replace that pool with a single NVMe drive.
Two freed SSD drives could become an S3 storage for my #selfhosted #Mastodon instance using #Garage
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I'm in the process of storage optimization in my #homelab because I have some drives currently underutilized.
For example, my #DIYNAS has a 2TB mirrored ZFS pool as a boot disk. I have no reason for a mirror, and it also looks like this pool is underperforming because it is connected through a cheap SATA extension controller. I'm planning to replace that pool with a single NVMe drive.
Two freed SSD drives could become an S3 storage for my #selfhosted #Mastodon instance using #Garage
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I'm in the process of storage optimization in my #homelab because I have some drives currently underutilized.
For example, my #DIYNAS has a 2TB mirrored ZFS pool as a boot disk. I have no reason for a mirror, and it also looks like this pool is underperforming because it is connected through a cheap SATA extension controller. I'm planning to replace that pool with a single NVMe drive.
Two freed SSD drives could become an S3 storage for my #selfhosted #Mastodon instance using #Garage
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I'm in the process of storage optimization in my #homelab because I have some drives currently underutilized.
For example, my #DIYNAS has a 2TB mirrored ZFS pool as a boot disk. I have no reason for a mirror, and it also looks like this pool is underperforming because it is connected through a cheap SATA extension controller. I'm planning to replace that pool with a single NVMe drive.
Two freed SSD drives could become an S3 storage for my #selfhosted #Mastodon instance using #Garage
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I'm back to a three-node #Proxmox cluster. With replications and high availability configured, this setup is my favorite because I can turn off my power-hungry #DIYNAS and my critical #homelab services will still be online, distributed among the rest of the nodes. Also, this cluster will survive a random single-node failure, so I'll be less worried about the #homelab while away.
Price is an additional 10-15 watts of power consumption.
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I'm back to a three-node #Proxmox cluster. With replications and high availability configured, this setup is my favorite because I can turn off my power-hungry #DIYNAS and my critical #homelab services will still be online, distributed among the rest of the nodes. Also, this cluster will survive a random single-node failure, so I'll be less worried about the #homelab while away.
Price is an additional 10-15 watts of power consumption.
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I'm back to a three-node #Proxmox cluster. With replications and high availability configured, this setup is my favorite because I can turn off my power-hungry #DIYNAS and my critical #homelab services will still be online, distributed among the rest of the nodes. Also, this cluster will survive a random single-node failure, so I'll be less worried about the #homelab while away.
Price is an additional 10-15 watts of power consumption.
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I'm back to a three-node #Proxmox cluster. With replications and high availability configured, this setup is my favorite because I can turn off my power-hungry #DIYNAS and my critical #homelab services will still be online, distributed among the rest of the nodes. Also, this cluster will survive a random single-node failure, so I'll be less worried about the #homelab while away.
Price is an additional 10-15 watts of power consumption.
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I'm back to a three-node #Proxmox cluster. With replications and high availability configured, this setup is my favorite because I can turn off my power-hungry #DIYNAS and my critical #homelab services will still be online, distributed among the rest of the nodes. Also, this cluster will survive a random single-node failure, so I'll be less worried about the #homelab while away.
Price is an additional 10-15 watts of power consumption.
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Today’s achievement - my custom-built server got much cooler because I replaced this SAS controller from hell with a tiny PCI-E to 2 х SATA III adapter with a 9125 chip.
Previously, I was convinced by #TrueNAS forums and Stack Overflow that 9125-based controllers wouldn’t work for TrueNAS. It may be true for TrueNAS, but it worked well with #Proxmox.
#homelab #diynas #pcbuild #homeserver -
Today’s achievement - my custom-built server got much cooler because I replaced this SAS controller from hell with a tiny PCI-E to 2 х SATA III adapter with a 9125 chip.
Previously, I was convinced by #TrueNAS forums and Stack Overflow that 9125-based controllers wouldn’t work for TrueNAS. It may be true for TrueNAS, but it worked well with #Proxmox.
#homelab #diynas #pcbuild #homeserver -
Today’s achievement - my custom-built server got much cooler because I replaced this SAS controller from hell with a tiny PCI-E to 2 х SATA III adapter with a 9125 chip.
Previously, I was convinced by #TrueNAS forums and Stack Overflow that 9125-based controllers wouldn’t work for TrueNAS. It may be true for TrueNAS, but it worked well with #Proxmox.
#homelab #diynas #pcbuild #homeserver -
Today’s achievement - my custom-built server got much cooler because I replaced this SAS controller from hell with a tiny PCI-E to 2 х SATA III adapter with a 9125 chip.
Previously, I was convinced by #TrueNAS forums and Stack Overflow that 9125-based controllers wouldn’t work for TrueNAS. It may be true for TrueNAS, but it worked well with #Proxmox.
#homelab #diynas #pcbuild #homeserver -
Today’s achievement - my custom-built server got much cooler because I replaced this SAS controller from hell with a tiny PCI-E to 2 х SATA III adapter with a 9125 chip.
Previously, I was convinced by #TrueNAS forums and Stack Overflow that 9125-based controllers wouldn’t work for TrueNAS. It may be true for TrueNAS, but it worked well with #Proxmox.
#homelab #diynas #pcbuild #homeserver -
This thing is so cool from the inside. I want to leave it like this every time I open it.
This is my #DIY #NAS I built in #Jonsbo N1 case. #TrueNas in the past, #Proxmox for now.4 HDDs and 2 SSDs. 64 GB of RAM and 12-core Intel i5.
One thing I don’t like is a PCIe SAS controller in the bottom that is huge and gets very hot. It’s there because the motherboard had only 4 SATA ports. I want to replace that controller with something smaller and cooler.
#pcbuild #diynas #homelab #jonsbon1 -
This thing is so cool from the inside. I want to leave it like this every time I open it.
This is my #DIY #NAS I built in #Jonsbo N1 case. #TrueNas in the past, #Proxmox for now.4 HDDs and 2 SSDs. 64 GB of RAM and 12-core Intel i5.
One thing I don’t like is a PCIe SAS controller in the bottom that is huge and gets very hot. It’s there because the motherboard had only 4 SATA ports. I want to replace that controller with something smaller and cooler.
#pcbuild #diynas #homelab #jonsbon1 -
This thing is so cool from the inside. I want to leave it like this every time I open it.
This is my #DIY #NAS I built in #Jonsbo N1 case. #TrueNas in the past, #Proxmox for now.4 HDDs and 2 SSDs. 64 GB of RAM and 12-core Intel i5.
One thing I don’t like is a PCIe SAS controller in the bottom that is huge and gets very hot. It’s there because the motherboard had only 4 SATA ports. I want to replace that controller with something smaller and cooler.
#pcbuild #diynas #homelab #jonsbon1 -
This thing is so cool from the inside. I want to leave it like this every time I open it.
This is my #DIY #NAS I built in #Jonsbo N1 case. #TrueNas in the past, #Proxmox for now.4 HDDs and 2 SSDs. 64 GB of RAM and 12-core Intel i5.
One thing I don’t like is a PCIe SAS controller in the bottom that is huge and gets very hot. It’s there because the motherboard had only 4 SATA ports. I want to replace that controller with something smaller and cooler.
#pcbuild #diynas #homelab #jonsbon1 -
This thing is so cool from the inside. I want to leave it like this every time I open it.
This is my #DIY #NAS I built in #Jonsbo N1 case. #TrueNas in the past, #Proxmox for now.4 HDDs and 2 SSDs. 64 GB of RAM and 12-core Intel i5.
One thing I don’t like is a PCIe SAS controller in the bottom that is huge and gets very hot. It’s there because the motherboard had only 4 SATA ports. I want to replace that controller with something smaller and cooler.
#pcbuild #diynas #homelab #jonsbon1 -
Ah, the annual "DIY NAS" article for when your storage needs outgrow your delusions of grandeur. 🤖💾 Now featuring more acronyms and tech specs than anyone actually asked for, because who doesn't want a personal server farm in their living room? 🌾📦
https://blog.briancmoses.com/2025/11/diy-nas-2026-edition.html #DIYNAS #PersonalServer #HomeStorage #TechSpecs #StorageSolutions #HackerNews #ngated -
Ah, the annual "DIY NAS" article for when your storage needs outgrow your delusions of grandeur. 🤖💾 Now featuring more acronyms and tech specs than anyone actually asked for, because who doesn't want a personal server farm in their living room? 🌾📦
https://blog.briancmoses.com/2025/11/diy-nas-2026-edition.html #DIYNAS #PersonalServer #HomeStorage #TechSpecs #StorageSolutions #HackerNews #ngated -
Ah, the annual "DIY NAS" article for when your storage needs outgrow your delusions of grandeur. 🤖💾 Now featuring more acronyms and tech specs than anyone actually asked for, because who doesn't want a personal server farm in their living room? 🌾📦
https://blog.briancmoses.com/2025/11/diy-nas-2026-edition.html #DIYNAS #PersonalServer #HomeStorage #TechSpecs #StorageSolutions #HackerNews #ngated -
Ah, the annual "DIY NAS" article for when your storage needs outgrow your delusions of grandeur. 🤖💾 Now featuring more acronyms and tech specs than anyone actually asked for, because who doesn't want a personal server farm in their living room? 🌾📦
https://blog.briancmoses.com/2025/11/diy-nas-2026-edition.html #DIYNAS #PersonalServer #HomeStorage #TechSpecs #StorageSolutions #HackerNews #ngated -
This #DIY #NAS is ready to be shown off at @TexasLinuxFest on October 3rd and 4th.
Find me there and check out the #TXLF #diynas ! https://2025.texaslinuxfest.org/
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This #DIY #NAS is ready to be shown off at @TexasLinuxFest on October 3rd and 4th.
Find me there and check out the #TXLF #diynas ! https://2025.texaslinuxfest.org/
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This #DIY #NAS is ready to be shown off at @TexasLinuxFest on October 3rd and 4th.
Find me there and check out the #TXLF #diynas ! https://2025.texaslinuxfest.org/
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This #DIY #NAS is ready to be shown off at @TexasLinuxFest on October 3rd and 4th.
Find me there and check out the #TXLF #diynas ! https://2025.texaslinuxfest.org/
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This #DIY #NAS is ready to be shown off at @TexasLinuxFest on October 3rd and 4th.
Find me there and check out the #TXLF #diynas ! https://2025.texaslinuxfest.org/
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Yesterday's unfortunate discovery of a #3Dprinting omission put the kibosh on finishing this #diynas.
But it won't stop me from hooking everything up and to start putting it through some burn-in testing!
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Yesterday's unfortunate discovery of a #3Dprinting omission put the kibosh on finishing this #diynas.
But it won't stop me from hooking everything up and to start putting it through some burn-in testing!
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Yesterday's unfortunate discovery of a #3Dprinting omission put the kibosh on finishing this #diynas.
But it won't stop me from hooking everything up and to start putting it through some burn-in testing!
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Yesterday's unfortunate discovery of a #3Dprinting omission put the kibosh on finishing this #diynas.
But it won't stop me from hooking everything up and to start putting it through some burn-in testing!
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Yesterday's unfortunate discovery of a #3Dprinting omission put the kibosh on finishing this #diynas.
But it won't stop me from hooking everything up and to start putting it through some burn-in testing!
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The outer enclosure is complete and the SFX PSU has been installed. #diynas
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The outer enclosure is complete and the SFX PSU has been installed. #diynas
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The outer enclosure is complete and the SFX PSU has been installed. #diynas
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The outer enclosure is complete and the SFX PSU has been installed. #diynas
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The outer enclosure is complete and the SFX PSU has been installed. #diynas
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Assembling the outer walls of the #3Dprinted #diynas case.
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Assembling the outer walls of the #3Dprinted #diynas case.
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Assembling the outer walls of the #3Dprinted #diynas case.
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Assembling the outer walls of the #3Dprinted #diynas case.
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Assembling the outer walls of the #3Dprinted #diynas case.
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Filling the 2.5" bays to satisfy the "S" in NAS #diynas
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Filling the 2.5" bays to satisfy the "S" in NAS #diynas
