#Unraid pro key on 2 servers download#

Please understand that I never used freenas, just researched it when I was setting up my server. Unfortunately you will not find this type of solution outside of Unraid or maybe freenas setup.

#Unraid pro key on 2 servers download#

I don't download much but it would be helpful to have an automated media management in place so I do not have to do it manually things like renaming and moving files to media library. I run lxc with jellyfin for media server.ДЄnd plan to have several lxc with Coach potato /sonar etc. I run lxc with jdownloader with throuaway pool where all my downloads go. Since I run containers only I just bind mount the pools into containers and deal with data there.ДЄgain my setup is simple. I know that now Proxmox has some ui support but still somethings are easier to cli. As my setup is not very demanding, I have been running Proxmox with zfs managing the pools by hand. But many other things were difficult to say the least. Cli only.ДЇor me, Unraid only held interest because of ability to expand drives one at a time independant of size. Proxmox is Debian based is I am sure it can run docker. I understand the Docker in VM solutions (no Docker on BSD) all use NFS for storage access, but I want direct mapped storage to Docker, unless there is some magic I don't know about that gives localhost NFS similar performance to SAS3.ДЄnd did I mention I'd like all this in one actively well maintained distribution. If I could get native ZFS support in Unraid, that would be pretty sweet, but the ZFS plugin is far from native.ДЄn alternative is a Proxmox UX for VM management, and a FreeNAS UX for ZFS and share management, and a Portainer UX for Docker management. Now I'm getting frustrated with poor SMB performance caused by Unraid's FUSE, and the fragile cache drive caused by BTRFS, and the appeal of the Unraid app store has worn thin, as I can do more with docker compose or Portainer. Over the years I've switched from hardware RAID, and Hyper-V and VM's, to Docker in an Ubuntu VM on Hyper-V, to IT mode HBA's and Unraid. Hi, I know asking for Unraid alternatives is an open ended question, but I'm interested in opinions.