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danie10@squeet.me

3 Best Free NAS Software Solutions For Home or Small Business Network Storage

Nowadays, NAS is used by everyday families who simply want to share photos and enjoy access to a digital library of entertainment, no matter where they’re at. So whether you’re looking to build your own private network, gather movies, music, and TV shows, or just to take data backup to the next level, NAS might be what you’re looking for.

The simplest way to think of NAS is as a type of specialized file server. It allows data storage and retrieval from a central location for authorized network users and various clients. In other words, NAS is similar to having your own private cloud in home or in the office. It is faster, less expensive, and offers all of the benefits of a public cloud on-premises, giving you complete control. So you can back up all the computer devices in your home or business to this single device.

I'm using OMV mainly because I also host some applications on it as well.

See 3 Best Free NAS Software Solutions For Network Storage

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In-depth review of 3 best free NAS software solutions for home users and businesses: TrueNAS CORE, OpenMediaVault, and Rockstor.


https://gadgeteer.co.za/3-best-free-nas-software-solutions-home-or-small-business-network-storage

danie10@squeet.me

Ultimate guide to backup Ubuntu (or any other Linux) systems using Timeshift for system snapshots

Timeshift is a fabulous tool that is used for the backup & restoration of the Linux operating system, it takes incremental backup after the first initial complete backup. TImeshit creates filesystem snapshots using Rsync or BTRFS. It has a nice GUI as well as support for CLI.

Timeshift is one of those utilities you really should install on any Linux distro. Mostly backup apps are backing up your home directory data but not system data. Timeshift is intended specifically for system snapshots. Mine is set to do snaphots to a second hard drive on my system.

See how to install and use it at Ultimate guide to backup Ubuntu systems using Timeshift - LinuxTechLab

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Learn how to create the Ubuntu Backups using Timeshift. Timeshift also have support for scheduled snapshots, multiple backup levels & also


https://gadgeteer.co.za/ultimate-guide-backup-ubuntu-or-any-other-linux-systems-using-timeshift-system-snapshots