DiskStation DS920+

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

I've got a Mac Mini that is the brains of my stack and currently storing everything on a Synology DS920+ with... 36 TB of storage (I had to check). It all lives on there. At some point this year I hope to replace the Synology with at least one Ubiquiti NAS. I only need it for storage at this point a

I run some containers on it. But even with having added additional memory however doing that much more with my ds920+ is likely not really going to fly, as running windows within VMM is rather slow and tedious. But still have to add some ssd to the mix, after having added additional memory, to impro

How does their "secure private cloud" work? How does their system provide access to the NAS when not connected to the home network? This is 99.9999% full marketing bullshit It's marketing speak for "you can store files on your NAS" and "we provide ways to access your NAS remotely" It is NOT a VPN un