before using your hard drives in cloud, always do a FORMAT before !!! (NOT QUICK FORMAT, but SLOW format) to deallocate Bad blocks - damaged sectors, which every drive have after some time)
I am watching you from very long time when you have less than thousand subscriber, you are the best IT engineer that I can understand from him very easy ... Thank you very very much .... Excellent work 💙👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
this is a very very good tutorial other than the raid setup i would not use striped as if one drive fails everything is lost i would leave the 2 hard drives as mirrored in case one fails and use the ssd as boot drive only
@@fmlazar if the storage sizes are different yes you wouldnt be able to mirror but the drives dont need to be the exact same right now im running a toshiba 3tb and a western digital 3tb drive mirrored but in truenas though with nextcloud
This was extremely helpful, im workinng on my own budget NAS and my goal is to be under $50 for over 2TB cloud storage. Thank you for the information and tutorial!
This is an awesome tecnical explanation for newbies and also very useful indeed. But I will never rely on old HARD DISKS for a cloud. A failure is very likely, so I would surely purchase brand new disks for this specific purpose.
@@marcoj1290 Actually I think for personal project only, nextcloud only for CLOUD and data will be fully sync with other PC via nextcloud sync software.
Keep in mind that in a Raid 0 (Striped) configuration, if a single hard drive fails, you will lose all your data. For the sake of data protection, you should use another level of configuration like for example Raid 5 or Raid 6 as these will allow for one or two drive failure respectively without the risk of losing everything.
@@UPE2TUBE It depends on your goal and technical expertise.... and the resources you are willing to commit. I personally faor a RAID 5 scenario. but RAID one is fine and fast if you have something else to back up to.
hi friend, I liked the video, but I have a question, why didn't you do all this on docker?? when you have time, try to deploy all this with docker-compose, it is quite relevant
My friend, thank you very much for the video and thorough instructions. Your work is very good and important to many people who cannot afford cloud storage. About this amazing video, would it be possible to do the same with freenas or truenas? Thanks again.
@@lorgamerpizza7952 i should explain, when you use raid 0, it will split your data, raid 1 mirrors your data, so theoretically a raid 0 will have double the speed bc the load of data is split between the 2 as it happens, reducing the overall load, so if 1 raid 0 drive dies then all files are lost, but if a raid 1 drive dies both have equal data, and raid 5 is somewhere between.
@@akrimiafifi1746 raid 10 is nice but raid 5 requires less disks and does largely the same thing especially at a consumer level it's really all you need
Really very nice explained, this is what I am looking for. Thank you sir Could you do a vlog on VPN ,how to create VPN for public network and how to connect with virtual ips remotely 🙏🙏
Wouldn't it be more reasonable to get a 16Gb for OS and multi TB ssd to create a server. Both being removable put them to private VPN domain storage. Everything in my home is linked to mine as file share and as long as i have the access information to my VPN u can use it . Its not expensive to get a domain now. Theirs even tutorials on how to register a custom domain without having to use a 2nd party access. I'm not a big pc technology guy, but i figured out my set up without using another persons gateway.
Looks like an interesting video on how to reuse extra items we might have lying around, but why does it use a text-to-speech program for the narration instead of having a person speaking? Mispronounced words like "boatable" (bootable) and "ayep-prettris" (IP address) and the uneven spacing in between words makes it more difficult to listen to.
That's why you have a second rig in a remote location. Also, a cloud is basically the same, just in a data center. Which can burn down, or get attached by hackers, or a careless employee. The probability of that affecting your data is low, but it's there.
@@BoraHorzaGobuchul @BoraHorzaGobuchul A commercial cloud is completely fault tolerant where this solution is not but still cool though. As for hackers or careless employees it's very rare indeed you will lose data and I'm sure all their DCs have backup redundancy as well. Of course, commercial cloud can be expensive.
@@CWYCharles RAID-0 as well as JBOD (Just a Bunch Of Disks) volumes don't have any measure to rebuild data in case of failure of one or more of the hard drives assigned to the array. In RAID-0 volumes, files are split in chunks and those chunks are written to all the disks one after another. For instance, if you have a RAID-0 array with 3 disks and your file needs to be split in 5 chunks to be completely written on the volume, chunk #1 goes to the first drive, chunk #2 to the second, #3 to the third, then #4 again on first drive and finally #5 on the second. On the other hand, on a 3-drives JBOD volume the files go to the first drive, when that disk is full the array will start to use the second drive, and again when the second is full the array will use the third. In both cases, if a drive fails you loose data. In a RAID-0 array you loose the data completely, as all the files that are on the volume have part of them on the drive that failed. In JBOD arrays you loose all the files that were on the disk that gone bad. In conclusion, making a data storage space using a RAID-0 or JBOD array is a very, very bad idea indeed. It's way better to use other forms of RAID that have built-in data security systems (or alternatively build a ZFS volume). And in any case _DO BACKUPS FREQUENTLY_ as disk arrays with data redundancy are not meant as a backup system. They protect you against data loss and service disruption in case of some types of hardware failures, but if you get malware, files are being deleted, the file system corrupts itself, etc, your data is still gone.
Been on a thing where I've been Creating my own internet shit. I've created my OWN Private Browser, and Phone Service / Wifi. Free, Unlimited. I've been thinking about how I can create my Own Cloud, and have my entire computer there. No HardDrive. Install Windows on a USB stick, Install my browser to access my cloud, and everything on my pc will be saved there. Every image, document, game, anything. Everything is Invisible, and only I know how to access it. even if you stole my computer, and had my password, You still couldn't find or access anything
Hi Bro...thanks again for your Video Tuts. for the capacity of the hard drive is should be the same size or can different?...thanks and i am waiting your reply...😉
Interesting. I nearly get it. Why do you do it? To access from your office or via internet to your own data. But is it save? For the moment I have 7 computers and some have 1TB, others 2TB and all my data is stored on those 7 computers. Plus copies on external not connected harddrives. What happens if you loose the Server with nearly 1TB? You're lost.. I preferred the system in windows - you can easely go from one computer to a harddrive on another computer to get data. It's harder in linux - some machines connect, i think they prefer the server setup... one with data, the rest just finding it there. Question is, do I want a server? (with more than 5TB to keep all data..)
can i make dual boot up in the target system. i.e., when i use windows it should be personal computer and when i boot ubuntu server it should act a server for my laptop and mobile and other desktop remotely.
Hea great video Some help... 1 what should be the minimum config of the computer to make it run smooth? 2 if 1 hdd dies all system dies, hence pls tell a method to put 2 hdd (A & B), so that, when we backup a file to hdd A, it automatic gets backed up to hdd B. 3) how to creat multiple account for each users, like one for me one for my dad one for another family member and so on plus a shared space, where we can all share something within. I hope I was clear. And i hope you give a solution. Pls take time and reply
Congratulations on the video, continue posting your content and soon reach 500k subscribers. One question, if I want to change the nextcloud access port to 99, how do I do?
hello mate! thank you very much for this video, it helps me a lot!, one question mate, can i create a web host in this server? like you do on one of your videos, the title is "How to create 2 Websites on the same Ubuntu server". i hope you can answer this, thanks a lot!
Hello. congratulations for the video! I really like your channel! what application to use to monitor the disks, change or add to the drive, without having to copy the files again? something incremental. so i can buy more ;) Another thing, is it possible to Raid with virtual disks like Google drive? to have a backup.
Do we need to have a Static IP that we get from the ISP? Does this system work when we have a Static IP that we do not have from the ISP. I mean the Static IP that is not received from the ISP can change as soon as the lease is over. Waiting for a response.
before using your hard drives in cloud, always do a FORMAT before !!! (NOT QUICK FORMAT, but SLOW format) to deallocate Bad blocks - damaged sectors, which every drive have after some time)
Thanks for the tutorial! I love how easy and straightforward it is. I'll set my hdd-s to raid 1 but all is well explained. Kudos to you!
Thank you for the robotic voice, it's clear and easy to follow
Robotic voices switch me off immediately.
No subscription from me.........
You have to be kidding
Finally was able to set up my 1st Diy NAS using your videos!! Thank you so much!!
You are so welcome!
I am watching you from very long time when you have less than thousand subscriber, you are the best IT engineer that I can understand from him very easy ... Thank you very very much .... Excellent work 💙👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you so much 😀
Amazing tutorial. I had to change it to mirror the raid but it was flawless. Works Great on my old pc! my wife will be stoked.
this is a very very good tutorial
other than the raid setup
i would not use striped as if one drive fails everything is lost
i would leave the 2 hard drives as mirrored in case one fails
and use the ssd as boot drive only
Mirror is not really an option with mismatched drives.
@@fmlazar if the storage sizes are different yes you wouldnt be able to mirror
but the drives dont need to be the exact same
right now im running a toshiba 3tb and a western digital 3tb drive mirrored
but in truenas though with nextcloud
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This was extremely helpful, im workinng on my own budget NAS and my goal is to be under $50 for over 2TB cloud storage. Thank you for the information and tutorial!
As always, simple, clear, concise. Great.
Glad you think so!
This is an awesome tecnical explanation for newbies and also very useful indeed. But I will never rely on old HARD DISKS for a cloud. A failure is very likely, so I would surely purchase brand new disks for this specific purpose.
Old harddrive+Raid0= recipe for disaster
Very welcome!
@@marcoj1290 Actually I think for personal project only, nextcloud only for CLOUD and data will be fully sync with other PC via nextcloud sync software.
It's an interesting project, I will try next week.
True, but you could use different and more failsafe RAID options, according to your needs and availability of equipment
Wow.. its very usefull info. I'll try this, to make my old harddisk can be use again. salam from Jakarta, Indonesia.. Thank you very much..
You are creating the best IT tutorialon the whole world that people can easily understand! Thank you so much!😀
Keep in mind that in a Raid 0 (Striped) configuration, if a single hard drive fails, you will lose all your data. For the sake of data protection, you should use another level of configuration like for example Raid 5 or Raid 6 as these will allow for one or two drive failure respectively without the risk of losing everything.
u r explaination is really very good in step by step.
Thank you so much for your unique video tutorials.
Every videos are really unique !
Raid 0 with old hard drives lol it's like Russian roulette with all the 6 bullets in the revolver.
simple way is to attach external hard drive at modem usb socket, it can be assessed by all pcs at network or with IP address
The downside of using a bunch of old drives in striped mode is that the failure of one platter kills the entire storage.
is like walk in the glass
Which mode do you recommend?
@@UPE2TUBE It depends on your goal and technical expertise.... and the resources you are willing to commit. I personally faor a RAID 5 scenario. but RAID one is fine and fast if you have something else to back up to.
@@fmlazar Thanks ! I will go for the RAID 5.
@@fmlazarI’ll say 6 is better in this case since you’re using old drives
Please make a video on how to combine many different hard disks into one fault-tolerant cluster.
Mergerfs + snapraid
Was interested in the video , but I can't handle these robot voices , so I went to the next video
hi friend, I liked the video, but I have a question, why didn't you do all this on docker?? when you have time, try to deploy all this with docker-compose, it is quite relevant
Do you have any tut of how?
Your tutorials are extremely well done and detailed thank you a lot ! You got my subscribe , let's go to 1M now that you succeed the 500 000
Loved your tutorial
the voice translator, kept me going
Simplest Tutorial Ever!!!🤞
Advanced Congratulations for 500000 subscribers one milestone ahead ......
Thank you so much 😀
My friend, thank you very much for the video and thorough instructions. Your work is very good and important to many people who cannot afford cloud storage.
About this amazing video, would it be possible to do the same with freenas or truenas?
Thanks again.
Thank you very much!
Thanks !
Welcome!
Very nice tut, will try!
Nice!
thank you so much
Thank you too!
RAID-0? Lol, kiss all of your data goodbye when any of the drives fails.
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@@lorgamerpizza7952 i should explain, when you use raid 0, it will split your data, raid 1 mirrors your data, so theoretically a raid 0 will have double the speed bc the load of data is split between the 2 as it happens, reducing the overall load, so if 1 raid 0 drive dies then all files are lost, but if a raid 1 drive dies both have equal data, and raid 5 is somewhere between.
u should configure raid 10 if u want the capacity large and backup to be safe
@@akrimiafifi1746 raid 10 is nice but raid 5 requires less disks and does largely the same thing especially at a consumer level it's really all you need
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thanks a lot for your video on own cloud storage using old drives👍✌❤
You are welcome
Very good explanation! Props to you sir
Glad it was helpful!
Really very nice explained, this is what I am looking for. Thank you sir
Could you do a vlog on VPN ,how to create VPN for public network and how to connect with virtual ips remotely 🙏🙏
Will try
@@NETVN82 thank you so much sir for your kind reply.
Great content, gained new subscriber
Thanks for subbing
Excelente tutorial ! Parabéns pelo trabalho! Muito obrigado!
Thanks very very much. Sir, you is the best
So nice of you
Thanks for the knowledge.
It will help me.
Glad to hear that
striping works nice if you have drives that are the same size but mine are all different sizes and some sata and some ide.
Thats amazing ,thanks for sharing. How reliable is for long term ,how safe will the data be and how much the software costs?
Great video and tutorial
Thank you! Cheers!
This is great.
It' so good learning how ro make a NAS with Stephen Hawking! Lol
Merçi j aime bien ce contenue
Wouldn't it be more reasonable to get a 16Gb for OS and multi TB ssd to create a server. Both being removable put them to private VPN domain storage. Everything in my home is linked to mine as file share and as long as i have the access information to my VPN u can use it . Its not expensive to get a domain now. Theirs even tutorials on how to register a custom domain without having to use a 2nd party access. I'm not a big pc technology guy, but i figured out my set up without using another persons gateway.
Really nice video, thank you so much
So nice of you
Very nice, thanks!
Thank you too!
Thanks. I have learned one more thing
Glad to hear it!
This is awesome 👌. Thanks so much
You are so welcome!
thank you, your video is helpful
Glad it was helpful!
Looks like an interesting video on how to reuse extra items we might have lying around, but why does it use a text-to-speech program for the narration instead of having a person speaking? Mispronounced words like "boatable" (bootable) and "ayep-prettris" (IP address) and the uneven spacing in between words makes it more difficult to listen to.
Listening to your AI narrator drives me nuts. Good Luck.
Sorry about that
incredible good👍🏻， thanks for sharing
Thank you too
Good job!
Thanks!
Lol i thought your gonna sing money don't jiggle jiggle 🤣😂
Amazing you saved the day 😁
Happy to help
Thank you
Welcome!
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Is it possible to provide HTTPS access? How install certificates?
An excellent video indeed.
Many thanks!
Computer where Ubuntu server installed have 12gb ram?
I think you no need to use swap partition.
And swap on ssd can degrade ssd life write faster.
superb work... But kindly also guide how to create Users in this. thanks
Ok. Thanks
Can really tell if its his real voice or computerized voice
Baby if ur harddrive fail make sure to kiss ur data 😅
Kinda cool. Its not really a cloud though if your house goes up lol.
That’s why a lot of people put it in the garage or as “off site” as possible.
That's why you have a second rig in a remote location. Also, a cloud is basically the same, just in a data center. Which can burn down, or get attached by hackers, or a careless employee. The probability of that affecting your data is low, but it's there.
@@BoraHorzaGobuchul @BoraHorzaGobuchul A commercial cloud is completely fault tolerant where this solution is not but still cool though. As for hackers or careless employees it's very rare indeed you will lose data and I'm sure all their DCs have backup redundancy as well. Of course, commercial cloud can be expensive.
Thanks Very helpful 💗💗
You’re welcome 😊
good tutorial but pretty risky on RAID 0. one drive failure you're files are gone.
Thanks for the info
Thank you for the video, please during the installation of OpenSSH Server, how did you enable Apache Server to get a remote access to Apache.
and without parity, if any one drive has gone to fail, you lost all data.
Can you explain more on your comment?
@@CWYCharles RAID-0 as well as JBOD (Just a Bunch Of Disks) volumes don't have any measure to rebuild data in case of failure of one or more of the hard drives assigned to the array. In RAID-0 volumes, files are split in chunks and those chunks are written to all the disks one after another. For instance, if you have a RAID-0 array with 3 disks and your file needs to be split in 5 chunks to be completely written on the volume, chunk #1 goes to the first drive, chunk #2 to the second, #3 to the third, then #4 again on first drive and finally #5 on the second. On the other hand, on a 3-drives JBOD volume the files go to the first drive, when that disk is full the array will start to use the second drive, and again when the second is full the array will use the third.
In both cases, if a drive fails you loose data. In a RAID-0 array you loose the data completely, as all the files that are on the volume have part of them on the drive that failed. In JBOD arrays you loose all the files that were on the disk that gone bad.
In conclusion, making a data storage space using a RAID-0 or JBOD array is a very, very bad idea indeed. It's way better to use other forms of RAID that have built-in data security systems (or alternatively build a ZFS volume). And in any case _DO BACKUPS FREQUENTLY_ as disk arrays with data redundancy are not meant as a backup system. They protect you against data loss and service disruption in case of some types of hardware failures, but if you get malware, files are being deleted, the file system corrupts itself, etc, your data is still gone.
Thank U Very much Engineer
You are most welcome
@@NETVN82 You are my teacher, I would like to learn from you and become friends, I request you to contact me, thank you.
Do you know what is the best place to put an old hard drive? I can tell you - electronics recycling bin.
Very useful content
Glad you think so!
很棒的教程，能不能做个一键配置安装包呀，谢谢！
This is priceless!
Hands up everyone who screamed when he said select RAID 0
Amazing🌹👍👍🌹
Cam On !🤙
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Your connection is still not HTTPS secured even after the steps you did?
Thanks
Welcome
Been on a thing where I've been Creating my own internet shit. I've created my OWN Private Browser, and Phone Service / Wifi. Free, Unlimited. I've been thinking about how I can create my Own Cloud, and have my entire computer there. No HardDrive. Install Windows on a USB stick, Install my browser to access my cloud, and everything on my pc will be saved there. Every image, document, game, anything. Everything is Invisible, and only I know how to access it. even if you stole my computer, and had my password, You still couldn't find or access anything
ban oi, lam them 1 cai video nhung ma dung window OS duoc ko?
Hi Bro...thanks again for your Video Tuts. for the capacity of the hard drive is should be the same size or can different?...thanks and i am waiting your reply...😉
different size
@@NETVN82 thanks....
This is a very basic definition of cloud storage.
Awesome...
Thanks 🤗
Interesting. I nearly get it. Why do you do it? To access from your office or via internet to your own data. But is it save? For the moment I have 7 computers and some have 1TB, others 2TB and all my data is stored on those 7 computers. Plus copies on external not connected harddrives. What happens if you loose the Server with nearly 1TB? You're lost.. I preferred the system in windows - you can easely go from one computer to a harddrive on another computer to get data. It's harder in linux - some machines connect, i think they prefer the server setup... one with data, the rest just finding it there. Question is, do I want a server? (with more than 5TB to keep all data..)
can i make dual boot up in the target system. i.e., when i use windows it should be personal computer and when i boot ubuntu server it should act a server for my laptop and mobile and other desktop remotely.
You are genuis
Hea great video
Some help...
1 what should be the minimum config of the computer to make it run smooth?
2 if 1 hdd dies all system dies, hence pls tell a method to put 2 hdd (A & B), so that, when we backup a file to hdd A, it automatic gets backed up to hdd B.
3) how to creat multiple account for each users, like one for me one for my dad one for another family member and so on plus a shared space, where we can all share something within.
I hope I was clear. And i hope you give a solution. Pls take time and reply
I done similar for Jellyfin server, with Arch Linux...
Congratulations on the video, continue posting your content and soon reach 500k subscribers. One question, if I want to change the nextcloud access port to 99, how do I do?
Yes you can! sudo snap set nextcloud ports.http=99
@@NETVN82 then how to acces from internet
Hello, to access the cloud built we need static IP bought from ISP right?
It is not accessible outside my network although I did everything in the same way.
My favorite part was 11:15
hello mate! thank you very much for this video, it helps me a lot!, one question mate, can i create a web host in this server? like you do on one of your videos, the title is "How to create 2 Websites on the same Ubuntu server". i hope you can answer this, thanks a lot!
Yes, of course
Hello. congratulations for the video! I really like your channel! what application to use to monitor the disks, change or add to the drive, without having to copy the files again? something incremental. so i can buy more ;) Another thing, is it possible to Raid with virtual disks like Google drive? to have a backup.
Let me check
Hello NTVN I'm Just new to your channel, can I ask is it possible for different network connectivity to access the server?
Do we need to have a Static IP that we get from the ISP? Does this system work when we have a Static IP that we do not have from the ISP. I mean the Static IP that is not received from the ISP can change as soon as the lease is over. Waiting for a response.
Thanks Bro.. 🙏
Welcome
lets face it, cloud storage is just someone else's computer
Mhm. Did you think it was loteral cloud?
@@laius6047 i'm pretty sure some people think literal with a warm fuzzy feeling too