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    which NAS for home and docker support ?

    I've installed 8GB Timetec stick, it works. However, also I already found big a CON for me .... Synology Drive Client ignores symlinks ... which I thought would be an obvious thing (to organise things to be synced)
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    which NAS for home and docker support ?

    for now I bought used DS220+, (newer CPU - without bugs and expandable memory). Also I've already done a test, If I need newest Docker (26.x) - I run VM with Alpine linux (256MB RAM - was possible to run on DS220+ with only 2GB RAM) with Docker and simple python3 webserver container (memory...
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    which NAS for home and docker support ?

    I was thinking about buying older NAS to learn about it, and after a few months, when I know more, I could be buy final device (maybe 4 bays, and for many years). I thought about used Synology DS218+ (~220 eur), DS418play, Qnap TS-453B 16GB (around 250 eur), TS-251D 8GB (around 250 eur too)...
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    which NAS for home and docker support ?

    Ok :) So i read a bit and checked some apps, like QSync, which uses HTTPS for communication, it should be as secure as any web server (especially if it goes thru mine reverse-proxy which has geofence and quite strict fail2ban - banning IPs after 2 unsuccesful logins, or after a few http requests...
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    which NAS for home and docker support ?

    I'm looking for a NAS for home, and also to host some of my private projects (in docker). 2 bay NAS should be sufficient for my data, and 2GB RAM. What about security? I read in many posts that Synology is more secure than Qnap and that I shouldn't expose NAS to internet anyway. Does it mean I...
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