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Interesting... Just last week I started building a much simpler/smaller setup based also on ZFS for personal use: - rpi 3 (running debian testing) - 2x1Tb disk
by funkaster 10y ago
Interesting... Just last week I started building a much simpler/smaller setup based also on ZFS for personal use:
- rpi 3 (running debian testing)
- 2x1Tb disks (with usb docking)
- zfs (raidz) on the disks
- ssh through tor for tunneling purposes
I can backup my personal computers and run some extra stuff on the rpi. Yes, it's only USB2, but I don't care. I mostly send incremental snapshots from my computer and it's fast enough. (e.g. zfs send -i yesterday home/user@today | ssh rpi zfs recv home/user)
I'm tempted on building a small recv server that can allow partial transfers, but so far it works for me. Also, as soon as encryption is enabled on zfs-linux, I'm turning that on :)
Total budget: ~$180 (the most expensive part were obviously the HDDs)
- brink 10y agoAFAIK, the Raspberry Pi's put their ethernet on the USB bus. That's a huge downside to using a Raspberry Pi as a NAS solution.
- funkaster 10y agothat's true. But as I said before, I'm not after speed or actually using this a NAS, more like a backup server (where I can ~send~ my zfs snapshots).