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      What are some best practices in mounting NAS shares that you all follow?\n
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      Agreed on the latency issues. I tested SMB and NFS once and found them to be pretty much the same in that regard.\n
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    If you want the lowest latency, you could try NBD. It’s a block protocol but with less overhead compared to iSCSI. [github.com/NetworkBlockDevice/nbd/tree/master](https://github.com/NetworkBlockDevice/nbd/tree/master)\n
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    main thing to note is that NFS is an object based storage (acts like a share) where iSCSI is block based (acts like a disk). You’d really only use iSCSI for things like VM disks, 1:1 storage, etc. For home use cases unless you’re selfhosting (and probably even then) you’re likely gonna be better off with NFS.\n
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        Agreed on the latency issues. I tested SMB and NFS once and found them to be pretty much the same in that regard.\n
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      main thing to note is that NFS is an object based storage (acts like a share) where iSCSI is block based (acts like a disk). You’d really only use iSCSI for things like VM disks, 1:1 storage, etc. For home use cases unless you’re selfhosting (and probably even then) you’re likely gonna be better off with NFS.\n
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    Yeah, there are a few limitations to each. NFS, for example, doesn’t play nicely with certain options if you’re using a filesystem overlay (overlays), which can be annoying when using it for PXE environments. It does however allow you to mount in several remote machines simultaneously, which I don’t think iSCSI would play nicely with.\n
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        Agreed on the latency issues. I tested SMB and NFS once and found them to be pretty much the same in that regard.\n
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        +body: "I’m curious, what file system do you use to mount your share? (SMB, SSHFS, WebDAV, NFS…?) I’ve never managed to get decent performance on a remote-mounted directory because of the latency, even on a local network, and this becomes an issue with large directories"
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        Agreed on the latency issues. I tested SMB and NFS once and found them to be pretty much the same in that regard.\n
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      main thing to note is that NFS is an object based storage (acts like a share) where iSCSI is block based (acts like a disk). You’d really only use iSCSI for things like VM disks, 1:1 storage, etc. For home use cases unless you’re selfhosting (and probably even then) you’re likely gonna be better off with NFS.\n
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    Yeah, there are a few limitations to each. NFS, for example, doesn’t play nicely with certain options if you’re using a filesystem overlay (overlays), which can be annoying when using it for PXE environments. It does however allow you to mount in several remote machines simultaneously, which I don’t think iSCSI would play nicely with.\n
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      Dipping my toes into this as well. Would you care to share the contents of your .mount unit file?\n
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      Dipping my toes into this as well. Would you care to share the contents of your .mount unit file?\n
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      If I understand it correctly systemd generates unit files at boot using fstab 🤔. Probably not possible to specify the network dependency in fstab.
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    ```\n
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      Dipping my toes into this as well. Would you care to share the contents of your .mount unit file?\n
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      If I understand it correctly systemd generates unit files at boot using fstab 🤔. Probably not possible to specify the network dependency in fstab.
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    ```\n
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        How many users are there?\n
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    Well, with multiple users you’d need to decide what the use case is for the whole NAS and then work down from there.\n
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    Well, with multiple users you’d need to decide what the use case is for the whole NAS and then work down from there.\n
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