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I do this too. What are the downsides to this solution?
by seedless-sensat 5y ago
I do this too. What are the downsides to this solution?
- simondotau 5y agoProbably none. But Synology software updates could brick anything at any time.
- lostlogin 5y agoThis doesn’t seem like a likely problem. However moving my install off a Synology and into a vm on a nuc (keeping it in docker) made a massive difference to response times and performance. It’s hard to beat the combo of more ram, more cpu and nvme.
- vladgur 5y agoWhich Synology model did you move it off
- lostlogin 5y ago918+. It’s a good unit but I’ve moved to a 1819+ to get more bays, 10gbe and lots of ECC.
- vetinari 5y agoI'm running two instances, one on Synology+Docker, other on Odroid (N2+, config like the HA-edition, minus the nice case). I don't really see any performance issue with Synology (Avoton with 16 GB RAM), just the `docker-compose up` takes a few seconds. Response time-wise, it is fine. Plus, I'm using the Synology reverse proxy, so that one takes care of a few things too. Of course, Core-i5/i7 will beat Atom-based NAS; but HA doesn't really need that.
- lostlogin 5y agoGetting it into docker-compose is incredible. I wish you could handle the config files better but it’s very satisfying having it all up in seconds.