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It doesn't support BTRFS 🤷.
Maybe cockpit?
I am looking into that, but it depends heavilly on systemd... might use it in combo with Debian installs.
There's things like Unraid and Synology that have their own UI. But they have some limitations, for example Synology requires one of their devices, doesn't run on generic ones.
There's XPnology, but as I said, I like using my own solutuons (choose the distro and build on that).
Maybe you want to look into cockpit? https://cockpit-project.org/
I think its what you are asking for. I've used it quite a bit to manage ZFS pools and it works quite well for that.
Thanks ☺️. Will look into it. Does it recognize other filesystems, like BTRFS?
It does have some support for other filesystems, but I'm not sure what features it supports with BTRFS. I think I'm using a plugin for ZFS, and it has support for snapshots, NFS and samba sharing, etc.
Darn, just checked, it's heavily tied to systemd... sure I can use it for work, but not at home, I use Void at home.
There are some other solutions that I stumbled upon that could possibly be something that I can use, like netdata or prometheus.
Thanks for the info though ☺️.