I could possibly host cloud sync, plex, hydra, sabnzbd, sonarr, etc. Hopefully I can get this to saturate 10G and provide VM storage to networked hypervisors Operating system is unknown, but I would like it to be flexible and fast This is the hardware I have and my rough thoughts right now. Networking is 2 x Juniper EX2300-C switches so I have 4 x 10G SFP's, but 2 of those are used connecting the switches as they are at opposite ends of my house. I will probably switch hypervisors every now and again, but want the storage to be more static My thoughts are to split it up and have separate storage and hypervisors, and I'm trying to work with the hardware I already have while adding relatively inexpensive parts for more speed It then hosts a lot of firewalls, and networking VM's as I have a big lab environment for testing. I currently have an all-in-one type of setup with ESXi hosting everything with HBA's passed through physically to an XPEnology (Synology) NAS storage and jack-of-all trades system that's running lots of dockers with cloud sync, plex, hydra, sabnzbd, sonarr, etc. TLDR - Looking for a fast NAS operating system for storing lots of large virtual machine imagesДЇreeNAS is probably the answer, but I thought I'd see what people thought first. I'm changing my home lab environment around a little and trying to get a bit more flexibility in my storage and hypervisor setup, and I would love some advice regarding which NAS operating system might be best for my environment.

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