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Im planning to buy a Nas Synology and a raspberry pi 5 to run my homelab. (alien.top)

submitted 11 months ago by Top-Tangelo-6712@alien.top to c/homelab@selfhosted.forum

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Im gonna install Ubuntu as Os (i want to learn linux more) But whats the best way to run Home assistant and other vm's. I have a license for VMware from school, so is a good idea to start running HA, pfsense from there or best to go with something like proxmox?

I know docker is also a solid option but i want to have to configure more things the "hard" way, to learn more

All tips are welcome! Thanks!

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[–] MrMotofy@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

Many, I included prefer to run router on dedicated hardware to keep everything up and running rather than taking down the whole network for changes updates errors etc

[–] docwisdom@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

Having owned a Synology for nearly a decade, I would recommend looking into Unraid. It’s far more flexible and you can build one fairly inexpensively from an older workstation. I used a Thinkstation P510. 14 cores, 64gb ram $200.