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My Homelab setup plan! feel free to give tips or critique if I made any mistakes! There are also some questions in the top left corner if anyone feels like giving me tips on that too! (alien.top)

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[–] guigomesa@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago (1 children)

Only disks hdd is not a great option.

Is important have a ssd to install os guest for more performance

But for storage is a best option

Possible change if you don’t need more features for virtualization, prefer install truenas scale on your host machine. Possible more performance. And if you need a basic virtualization you have a support on scale

[–] ticktocktoe@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago

Only disks hdd is not a great option.

Is important have a ssd to install os guest for more performance

HDDs are just fine dude. Obviously they're less performant than an SSD, but for 95% of personal use cases they're going to be completely adequate.