These New Features Are Why You Should Test The TrueNAS SCALE 24.04 Beta
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2024
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Chapters
00:00 TrueNAS Scale 24.04 Dragonfsh Beta
02:23 Release Notes
03:03 Dashboard Update
03:30 Audit Logs and Share Sessions
04:37 Update Dataset and Share Creation
05:21 Bug Reporting and Feature Requests
06:19 Rolling Backup to TrueNAS 23 
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Cant wait for the updated 2024 TrueNAS stuff.. Thanks man!
Glad someone thought to list nfs and smb usage connections/logs. I never even considered that as something to have, since I have less than a dozen machines in my homelab currently, but I can see how that could be valuable in an enterprise scenario when planning an outage or building DR plans. Cudos!
Always appreciate your coverage of Scale, thank you for the clear and concise overview of the update!
I installed Dragonfish beta on my new system for about a month. Been running a few vms but its mainly a ubuntu plex server and network share. So far so good, no issues.
I think I'm moving to Scale as soon as this release is out, I have been holding off with my main TrueNAS CORE working so well. The usability seems to have come a long way.
I started using Scale immediately last year when I built my new NAS, I as using Ubuntu previously and was happy to stick with Linux. The only issue I had was with Truecharts being quirky, especially with breaking changes during upgrades. Otherwise I'm happy with it.
It's now time for me to migrate to Scale. Can't wait for the stable release!
TrueNAS keeps getting better.
Those new share status screens really do look great! Just yesterday I was contemplating restarting my SMB services and started wondering what all was connected.
This is timely, I'm almost done rebuilding my proxmox server with one goal being getting used to scale, will definitely throw this on there once I'm finished building it.
Literally in the exact same position. Incredible!
What is the difference between this an Proxmox?
@@lyianx Proxmox is a VM/container host only. TrueNAS Scale is NAS/storage first and VM/container host on the side. It's the difference between Vmware vsphere and a Synology/Qnap NAS
@@lyianx Proxmox is a hypervisor (mainly) Truenas is a storage appliance (mainly). Both of them can do more than what they are mainly used for though, point is I use Truenas core right now (which is freebsd not linux based) but it looks like most of the development effort is going to scale and I should probably get used to using it.
Wow, thanks for sharing! This is exciting.
I just implemented the cache changes as described in your earlier videos last night, lol. Thanks for the videos.
Appreciate the testing and feedback as always, Tom!
making new smb datasets is so good. feels very smooth
I won't be switching until true Nas scale is proven to beat core when it comes to iscsi and dedup.
Great content, thanks!
Love the shirt!
About time they got dynamic ARC scaling working, that's only been on the board since.... well forever, and longer off the board if you count the "wtf why doesn't the ARC use all my memory" forum posts.
I am surprised iX Systems have not partnered with a mainboard manufacturer to introduce hardware for the 1/2/4/5 drive NAS market to compete against turnkey NAS units as an entry level solution for SOHO / micro businesses.
Nice T-shirt! 😄
I just wish they would develop a way to seamlessly expand a storage pool similarly to some of the commercial turnkey NAS devices where you can do things like purchase 1 drive and just add it into the NAS, and it will just expand the pool to include it. This would be better for home users who may just want to have a basic setup with 2 drive redundancy and just be able to toss in an extra drive once in a while when there is a good sale on hard drives.
That is coming in SCALE 24.10 this fall. Raidz expansion merged into OpenZFS, so you can start with a smaller vdev count and add one-by-one.
Already possible if you use mirrors today… but safe RAIDZ expansion will be great
Many thanks for doing this - I'm disappointed that the SMB changes are not genuinely those of ease of use. Creating a share in Truenas Scale remains clumsy, having to edit the very poorly laid out dataset ACLs rather than SMB access. I appreciate that's related to the Linux file permissions but the current config, even to create a guest share is a muddle.
I wish truenas would add the ability to use any size drives like unraid.
Great video. I'll be installing SCALE once I set up my new Proxmox cluster. I've been all CORE up to this point.
Do you think you'll do a separate video at some point focusing on the dual dataset/share setup? I'm so used to the multi-step process to create the users/create the dataset/define the permissions/set up the share in CORE that I kind of boggled at that point of the video. Like, excellent news, but I am confused how it can go that quickly. :P
Once TrueNAS Scale 24 has been released I will do an updated video, for now I cover it in this one ruclips.net/video/59NGNZ0kO04/видео.htmlsi=CkrcNiW3hVGlYDMm
I love your shirt! I want one - being a D&D player it calls me!
the yx.04's are ALWAYS super stable since they're basically the xy.10 stables plus a few tweaks....then again im a proxmox fanboy so i really dont know truenas like i do the .deb linuxes but still, t SHOULD be stable by now, we're in testing, it should be like 99.5% right now, with only weird edge cases causing issues and even then only occassionally....im concerned Scale will really push FreeBSD down though - god save them if someone ever makes a pfsense based on linux!
The shirt!
Trying on my backup server, I like it. I want to try on my main server, but I'll wait. Looks good tho.
Not sure if it wasnt mentioned before, but it will support SMB encryption then?
Only issue I’ve got is I’m trying to use ai and a k80. The baked in drivers don’t support the k80 anymore and it’s a total faff to roll them back….
My trueness is pretty much automagic at this point. It is so rock solid that I barely have a reason to touch it.
Have they added more options when using Let’s Encrypt certificates?
Thanks @Lawrence! I am curious what is happening with respect to Gluster vs the alternatives on TrueNAS Scale. Does 24.04 Dragonfish make any changes there?
Gluster has been removed
@@LAWRENCESYSTEMS what did they replace it with?
@@brucejamesj Nothing yet.
Looks interesting. Good to know that True-charts currently does not work😢.
Based on your t-shirts: any thoughts on how to do incremental remote backup to S3 buckets with TrueNAS? the current sync option probably works but that's not great for backup.
I am still running Proxmox as my homelab NAS with an LXC containers with all zfs datasets accessible. It is running duplicati to Wasabi S3 as incremental backup. I am about to migrate to TrueNAS-Scale, however proper builtin or bolted on backup is still missing for me.
Not sure I fully understand your question but Minio is available for setting up S3 compatible with TrueNAS
@@LAWRENCESYSTEMS I am looking into full remote incremental backups. I am using Wasabi S3 storage. Looking for backup software for TrueNAS datasets. I now use Duplicati. That doesn't feel like a great fit for TrueNAS
@@hcjkruse Backblaze and a few others are built in to TrueNAS
Does this include the Linux kernel that has Intel ARC drivers?
Truechart apps seem to be working fine at this point.
All I want to hear is that there is support for vdisk rezise.
Is this version already got support to backup from OneDrive/Sharepoint? I can only use in Core version. Also doesn't have support for letsencrypt.
TrueNAS has had built-in support for Let's Encrypt since CORE 12 and all versions of SCALE, albeit with a very limited set of DNS providers (slightly more for SCALE than for CORE).
Apps still have poor administrability and maintainability. You still can't change anything, even certificates, like in Jails with Core.
They are selling AF models with SCALE now. I wonder what tunable they set on those models. AF performance generally sucks compared to other file systems
Man catching hell trying to get 6 of my ssd hd in a pool with truenas scale all 6 of my drives are difftrent sizes . Tried zraid1, mirror nothing works in but on my truenas core i dont have this isssue running 8 ssd hd no issue . Really like to see how scale would work for me.If it's a better version under Linux, any help would be appreciated.Thank you all.
Buy 6 that are the same size
Will GPU status and rclone be added?
Did they fix the bug where it wasnt using all the ram?
Yup
@@krismoore9223 ty!
Can anyone help me figure out how to vnc into my scale VM’s? The spice browser option is slooow and keeps locking up . Lots of F5’s bein* pressed.
If they are Windows VM's use RDP
@@LAWRENCESYSTEMS They are Linux and BSD. Thank you though.
@@knoxduder then use SSH
@@LAWRENCESYSTEMSI able to SSH , I would just like to be able to drive and manipulate the the gui to some extent. Thank you for the reply.
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It's too bad they've abandoned development on Core.
not yet abandoned, but focus shift from BSD based to Linux based can be seen not only in TrueNAS project, but overall in the industry