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I solve this problem by buying a Synology (a popular, idiot proof NAS). Other trusted solution is QNAP. Yes, it’s cool to set up a FOSS FreeNAS server with ZFS
by dannyw 6y ago
I solve this problem by buying a Synology (a popular, idiot proof NAS). Other trusted solution is QNAP.
Yes, it’s cool to set up a FOSS FreeNAS server with ZFS pools. However, one look at the forum posts of people losing data due to misconfiguration tells me it should be considered a toy project.
All of my important files live on the NAS as a source of truth. This means I passively make sure the data is there, every time I access something.
It’s backed up using Hyper Backup to the cloud, in encrypted format. I verify restoration once a quarter. I also keep a HDD around that I manually backup to once a quarter.
- alkonaut 6y ago> I solve this problem by buying a Synology My NAS was a Synology too (The one where I lost a lot of my data, despite Raid1 + offsite sync). No dry-run restoration from the cloud was my mistake.