SATA disks first arrived offering double-digit gigabyte capacities and are now produced to meet many capacity, reliability, and performance goals. Serial Advanced Technology Attachment (SATA) is still the de facto standard disk interface found in many desktop/laptop computers, servers, and some non-enterprise storage arrays. TrueNAS SCALE is in early development and is not recommended for production use. TrueNAS SCALE is true Disaggregated HCI, meaning storage and compute can be scaled independently.Įach node can support Virtual Machines (with the KVM hypervisor) as well as Docker containers by using native Kubernetes. Unlike other HCI platforms, a user can get started with TrueNAS SCALE on a single node and incrementally scale up and scale out to over 100 storage nodes with many additional compute-only nodes. SCALE is an acronym that represents the core features of the software:
The Linux base of SCALE allows for a similar, but slightly different feature set that will appeal to an audience that is more familiar with Linux applications and workflows while TrueNAS CORE continues to provide the known and heavily tested performance and features from the FreeBSD operating system. Just like TrueNAS CORE, TrueNAS SCALE is designed to be the most secure and efficient solution to managing and sharing data over a network, from smaller home networks “scaled” up to massive business environments. TrueNAS SCALE includes the ability to cluster systems and provide scale-out storage with capacities of up to hundreds of Petabytes. TrueNAS SCALE is the latest member of the TrueNAS family and provides Open Source HyperConverged Infrastructure (HCI) including Linux containers and VMs.
15.1: Hardened Backup Repository for Veeam.10.4: Deploying TrueCommand on TrueNAS SCALE.6.2.1: How To Back Up Google Drive to TrueNAS SCALE.
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