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this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2024
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It's say definitely try TrueNAS scale, it's dead simple to setup and dead simple to use. You can also run VMs on it along side the apps.
TrueNAS Scale looks great, but I'm scared by its memory consumption. I'm planning to have a 16GB of memory and 2TB of storage space. Maybe TrueNAS is overkill for me. I only need some space to backup my computer. However, it looks very good, and setting up RAID will be easy. Plus, applications with one click... oh, I absolutely must give it a try at least.
16 GB is pleeeeenty for TrueNAS scale