Seagate drives. Exos if your NAS is in a basement, or regular ironwolfs otherwise.
Instead of high quality expensive drives, consider more of the medium quality drives with more copies. And HDDs are much cheaper than SSDs at high capacities.
Those data centers need drives that are accessed 24/7 by many users simultaneously. They have perfect operating conditions such as temperature, don’t care as much about noise, etc. That’s not your case.
Consumers need consumer NAS drives, not enterprise drives.
And CPU that is old and power consuming!
Mechanical hard drive storage has gotten really cheap. Just get Seagate ironwolfs now (or Exos if you don’t care about noise).
Is it 923+ or 920+?
The 2 in this rule isn’t clear: 2 different media?
Why is it important if it’s DVD & HDD or SSD & HDD?
I don't seem to be able to run the linuxserver Plex docker container correctly. The docker compose file is simple and copied below. The user PUID and group PGID are obtained from /etc/passwd entries or "id -u". The user with PUID and PGID has full permission to /myconfig and /mymovies in the host. I tried various different users, some with admin privileges.
The container runs, but in the PLEX account I don't see any option to find local media. There is a bunch of annoying TV and movie and streaming advertisements/promotions.
What am I doing wrong?
--- version: "2.1" services: plex: image: lscr.io/linuxserver/plex:latest container_name: plex network_mode: host environment: - PUID= 1026 - PGID= 100 - VERSION=docker volumes: - /myconfig:/config - /mymovies:/movies restart: unless-stopped