Hackaday

Back Up Encrypted ZFS Data Without Decrypting It, Even If TrueNAS Doesn’t Approve

[Michael Lynch] recently replaced his Synology NAS with a self-built solution built on ZFS, a filesystem with a neat feature: the ability to back up encrypted data without having to decrypt it first.
The Globe and Mail

User Experiences with TrueNAS: What is It the Right NAS Solution?

TrueNAS has become one of the most popular storage solutions among tech enthusiasts, IT professionals, and businesses. Known for its powerful ZFS-based file system and flexibility, TrueNAS offers a ...
heise online

TrueNAS 25.10 with NVMe-oF Support, Faster API, and New OpenZFS

iXsystems has introduced TrueNAS 25.10 "Goldeye", which can be connected to super-fast storage systems with NVMe-oF. It also comes with other new features. Storage provider iX Systems Inc. has ...
Hosted on MSN

I tried every major NAS OS, and I keep coming back to TrueNAS

One of the most important decisions I had to make when building a home NAS was choosing the operating system. I ended up trying pretty much every major option out there, but the one I keep coming back ...
Ars Technica

Virtualizing a ZFS NAS and a firewall/router in the same box

My pfSense box had a storage failure a few months ago and I never replaced it. I'm using my ISP's router combo box thingy but it's lacking in a lot of ways. I also have a 14TB drive that I ...
Hosted on MSN

I migrated my bare-metal TrueNAS to a Proxmox VM without losing any data, and it was surprisingly easy

I recently built an all-new overpowered server for my home labbing adventures, packing an Intel Core i7-14700K, an AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX, and 64 GB of RAM. The goal was to replace my bare-metal ...
WRBL

iXsystems Introduces Globally Distributed Storage and Second Major Version of TrueNAS SCALE

SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, September 13, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- iXsystems ®, an Open Source pioneer and the company behind TrueNAS, today announced a ...