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Look at HP Microservers. They're a nice package and get you ECC too. At least some NAS models can have a normal Linux distro installed as well. And if you're ho
by pedrocr 6y ago
Look at HP Microservers. They're a nice package and get you ECC too. At least some NAS models can have a normal Linux distro installed as well. And if you're homebrewing a small ITX case will probably be great too. AMD has some parts that are specific to that market that look interesting.
- atomi 6y agoI'd love some NAS hardware that is low power and can run a few Docker containers.
- lostlogin 6y agoSynology 918+, (and presumably the very similar 1019+ and 920+) is great for this - at a fairly steep price. It really does 'just work'. I added more ram to take it to 12gb so that the containers had plenty of headroom.
- sjy 6y agoOther people recommended this to me when I was building a tiny home server, but it’s really not in the same league as a Raspberry Pi, 2-bay NAS or i3 NUC. It’s a real server, which is 4 times the size and can draw 10 times as much power.
- kingosticks 6y agoI was going to say this also. I actually have one of the older ones, it's relatively massive and also relatively very noisy.