Was debating moving my NAS to Debian, but now considering moving it to Proxmox instead and clustering it with my primary Proxmox box. Use LXC for some of the workloads and let some of the less hardware-critical VMs (like stream boxes, that require GPUs) migrate between them.
Hmm.
Anyone else out there using #Proxmox as a NAS base?
@arch yep! I have 112tb (raw, 7x16tb) array as a RAIDZ2. I share datasets directly from the host via zfs' samba and nfs capabilities and expose datasets selectively to LXCs as bind mounts.
I also run a few docker containers and other software directly on the host because I'm a rebel.
@arch I was doing this for a while with a TrueNAS VM running on top of proxmox. Done properly with an HBA and disks to pass through probably would've been pretty solid, except I ended up deploying it in a really unsupported way with the ZFS pool being a single virtual disk. The local-lvm where the vdisk lived was backed by a RAID-6 array from an actual hardware RAID controller, but it turns out running ZFS like this is a very bad idea lol. Started having really weird problems with various things in that VM after a while.
These days my TrueNAS setup lives on separate hardware though and not on Proxmox anymore.
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