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It also depends on your use case. If your NAS is write-once-heavy and just used for archiving data, and isn't being used to run a database or something like tha
by dannyw 3y ago
It also depends on your use case. If your NAS is write-once-heavy and just used for archiving data, and isn't being used to run a database or something like that; then you can even do a 20 drive zpool3 if you want.
That's my setup for nearly 1/3 PB.
- bluGill 3y agoYou should replace thet system with off site backups. Local NAS is useful for fast local access which isn't what you get.