Yes, TrueNAS provides support for backing up virtual machines and can be used to store backups of virtual machines on another TrueNAS instance or in the cloud. It also supports creating snapshots of virtual machines, which can then be replicated or backed up. This makes it possible to quickly respond to disasters and restore the virtual machines when needed. It also supports the ability to schedule and automatically run backup jobs to ensure that the virtual machines are backed up regularly.
Yes, TrueNAS provides support for file sharing protocols and can be used to make files available to users within the organization. It also supports the use of user and group permissions to control access to files. It also allows files and folders to be shared and synchronized.
TrueNAS supports the use of multiple hard drives and supports RAID configurations to provide data redundancy and protection. It allows users to combine multiple hard drives into a RAID array to increase data availability and security. The number of supported hard drives depends on the hardware configuration of the TrueNAS system.
Yes, TrueNAS supports SAN protocols such as Fibre Channel and iSCSI and can be used to provide storage to other servers. Fibre Channel and iSCSI allow other servers to access TrueNAS storage as block-based storage. This allows TrueNAS to be used as a storage solution for applications such as databases, virtualization, and high availability.
TrueNAS offers a simple upgrade process. Updates can be performed via the web interface or via the command line.
Yes, TrueNAS offers a variety of backup options, including support for popular backup software and protocols. It also allows you to create snapshots and replications for backup purposes.
TrueNAS supports full disk encryption and allows data to be encrypted at rest. It also supports encryption of network shares and snapshots.
Yes, TrueNAS supports cloud integration and allows you to manage your cloud storage accounts directly from the TrueNAS interface. It supports various providers such as Amazon S3, Backblaze B2 and many more.Yes, TrueNAS supports cloud integration and allows you to manage your cloud storage accounts directly from the TrueNAS interface. It supports various providers such as Amazon S3, Backblaze B2 and many more.
TrueNAS includes a web-based management interface that allows you to monitor and manage your storage system from anywhere. It also offers the ability to manage via command line and API.
TrueNAS supports a variety of file sharing protocols, such as SMB, NFS and SFTP, so you can access your files remotely from any compatible client. It also allows access via Web-DAV and FTP.
Yes, TrueNAS includes virtualization features and allows you to create and manage virtual machines. It supports various virtualization technologies such as Jails and Bhyve.
TrueNAS offers several data protection features, such as snapshots, replication and backups. Snapshots allow you to restore data to a specific point in time, replication allows you to replicate data to another TrueNAS system and backups allow you to back up data safely and easily.
TrueNAS supports a variety of operating systems, including Windows, MacOS, and Linux. It allows users to store their data on a centralized platform and access that data from any supported operating system.
TrueNAS is an open source storage platform that provides file sharing, data protection and virtualization capabilities to businesses and organizations. It uses the ZFS file system and thereby offers additional features such as snapshots, replication, encryption and many more.
The TrueNAS M-Series leverages TrueNAS SCALE to enable unprecedented scalability from 20 terabytes to 2 exabytes. The TrueNAS M60 supports up to 20 PB and 20GB/s on a single node. The new TrueNAS M30 expands the M-Series, offering 24 3.5″ drive bays at a price under $15,000. Any TrueNAS M30 can be upgraded to an M40, M50 or M60, protecting the customer’s investment and minimizing downtime.
Source: iXsystems post – TrueNAS Scale now available on TrueNAS
Quite the opposite. Open and available source code offers significant security benefits that closed-source products cannot. TrueNAS is supported by one of the largest open source communities, the TrueNAS community, which actively participates in specifying requirements, developing, validating and field testing the software. TrueNAS software is also completely open to ensure transparency and external review and to avoid hacks that have become the norm with many closed-source software products.
