DiskStation DS920+

Synology NAS hardware works with Time Machine over the network. Buy a Synology case, drop a suitable drive or drives in it and after a few minutes of setup, you are ready. They even support cloning the data to cloud storage for automatic offsite backups - for an added fee of course. Most NAS support

I actually use 2 - I have a DS718+ and a DS920+. A little clarification from my comment might be needed. The Mac needs to be running to get backed up, but all the other cloud backups happen without any intervention from a computer. To set it up, a computer would be easier than a tablet, but it’s pro

I have a single PVE node, consisting of a 1 liter/usff Dell Micro box. One m.2 (120GB) for the host OS, one SSD (1TB) for the guest VMs and LXCs. Beyond that, data storage - including backups - is on my Synology DS920+ NAS, over gigabit ethernet. No, it's not the most high performing system out ther

Cool looking build! I made the same journey recently and am very happy. I still have my 920+ for a few things and as a backup for critical files on the unraid. I now run all my main apps and file serving from unraid and it works flawlessly. I think it's easier in some areas than the Synology.

I have one of those 'tiny-mini-micro' 1L usff PCs - specifically a Dell 7060, 6 core i8500T, upgraded to 32GB RAM, added a second ssd (1 TB) to the original (120 GB), running Proxmox for a couple VMs and maybe a dozen LXCs. The smaller drive is for the OS, the other is for the VMs and LXCs themselve

j'ai un simple nas synology ds920. J'en fais un usage assez simple, pour les photos et trucs dont je veux une sauvegarde "sûre" c'est copié sur le NAS, synchronisé avec un cloud et mon pc. Donc c'est sur le NAS, sur mon PC et sur le cloud. jusque là onedrive avec la promo 6 comptes 1To pour moins de

on the NAS: to the immich .env file add IMMICH_WORKERS_INCLUDE=api to the docker-compose.yml file under redis: add ports: - "6379:6379" under database: add ports: - "5433:5432" On the remote worker Mount the uploads and postgres directories to your filesystem to the immich .env file add DB_HOSTNAME=<N

Just search up (YouTube probably easiest) Plex in combination with NAS Drive. That's what I use. Particularly, a Synology DS920-- but there are plenty of cheaper options. With Plex, it auto-populates thumbnails and synopsis stuff to. Maybe even subs, I don't remember. It looks awesome, and makes it

i had this same conundrum recently where i had immich running on an HP ML110 running proxmox on it's own ubuntu VM; lol because of certain outside factors electricity is now expensive as fuck so i decided to condense it down to a mini pc (ubuntu/docker). i followed the backup and restore process out

Some thoughts that might help you:A two bay NAS either doesn't have any security or wastes a lot of the space for your HDDs. A Raid5 like setup makes much more sense to me. So getting a 4-bay NAS is a great way to go. If you want minimal effort and like to stay at Synology's ecosystem, I'd go for a