I set up TrueNAS on Proxmox the way iXsystems recommends, and it works surprisingly well
When it comes to my home lab, I’m a firm believer in running my virtualization platforms, routers, storage servers, and other essential systems separately on different machines. So, rather than consolidating my NAS server and productivity-driven virtual guests on the same Proxmox guest, I’ve relied on a bare-metal rig for my TrueNAS workloads for a long time. After all, considering the wacky experiments I partake in, I’d say I’m fairly justified in keeping my PVE nodes away from my central backup server.
When it comes to my home lab, I’m a firm believer in running my virtualization platforms, routers, storage servers, and other essential systems separately on different machines. So, rather than consolidating my NAS server and productivity-driven virtual guests on the same Proxmox guest, I’ve relied on a bare-metal rig for my TrueNAS workloads for a long time. After all, considering the wacky experiments I partake in, I’d say I’m fairly justified in keeping my PVE nodes away from my central backup server.
Emily Brown
Houston
Houston
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