Post pictures of your storagenode rig(s)

More likely it was me finding something to do other than pay attention to said elections.

Although I was voting for Brock. https://brock.vote

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Wires! So… many… WIRES

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Upgrade… there were to few LAN ports :slight_smile:

-faxxe

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Synology DS1515+ with two DX513, 13x WD Red 2/4/8TB, 2x 128GB SSD for cache.
Running Plex, Backup (also is an offsite location for my pops, and he is mine), VPN server and Docker with my 5 nodes and a TS3 server container. Really happy so far with the thing. Last thing i’ve added was the whole Storj thing, already had all my drives and they weren’t hybernating because of Plex, so no added cost at all. The nodes run over a seperate ethernet port, while one is for Plex, one directly to my main PC and one for the remaining stuff. We have fiber in the streets, but not into our home. Bandwidth is 600Mbit/s down and 250Mbit/s up.

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Looks really professional! This is my setup 100mbit up/down

Naked:
Rig2Image 2020-11-23 at 15.16.21|666x500

On top of things:

16GBx2, 8GBx1
And raid1 3TB and 250GB SSD

It currently hosts 3 nodes on the biggest disks.

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That shelf looks a bit small holding that case lol

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My mom worries about this too. :rofl:

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What magic makes this computer stay on the shelf?! :open_mouth:

First version of a levitating node, congrats!!

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Sometimes moms are right.

Also, please remove all the paper stuff in there, no need to risk fires…

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That… Was… Super Mad Max! Congratulations!!!

Im going to have my first node in DC in few months

Great :star_struck:

What do you mean?
How did you do to hos this in a datacenter? I thought hosting in a datacenter would cost you more than you earn.

12 disks in old Lian Li case with i7 3930k processor

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What is the fill percentage of that? Cool rig.

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It currently stores 17 TB of storj on 7 disks.

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So, finally i was able to move all my Nodes to the Helios64 NAS. Based on Armbian.

Disks

  • Bay1: WD HC550, 16 TB
  • Bay2: WD HC550, 16 TB
  • Bay3: WD Red 4 TB
  • Bay4: WD Red 4 TB
  • Bay5: empty

Currently i have also running Nextcloud and other Stuff stored on Bay1 beside the StorJ Node (14TB). Bay2 is fully dedicated to StorJ (16TB). Bay3 will get a Node which is running on a Root Server (ESX) which i am retiring as i do not use it anymore. And on Bay 4 i will put an Internxt Node (Im not so happy with that project, but lets see where it goes). Depending what the Future brings, there is still space for an 4th Node in the empty Bay5.

As soon as Duplicati is able to run on ARM with the Tardigrade Libraries i will (of course) use Tardigrade for my Nextcloud Backups (Backblaze it is for now).

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I have to say that is the cutest nas I have ever seen.

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The only 1 that can be operated using a controller :nerd_face:

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I really love that device. Unfortunately it’s just a little too expensive to buy just to play around with. What is the performance like on this thing?

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Yeah its not that cheap as an RaspberryPI :wink:

I replaced my HP Gen8 Server with it (because of powercosts) and moved my whole Stuff there. Not that much Memory 4GB, but for now it works very well. I have dockerized everything (Nextcloud, PiHole, Duplicati, some WebProxy, and the StorJ Exporters and Dashboard itself).

CONTAINER ID        NAME                    CPU %               MEM USAGE / LIMIT     MEM %               NET I/O             BLOCK I/O           PIDS
84e13ca2bfbf        storj-node2A            15.16%              23.79MiB / 3.711GiB   0.63%               7.09GB / 2.83GB     4.15GB / 4.71GB     19
3d7dc12b2967        storj-node2B            16.76%              25.12MiB / 3.711GiB   0.66%               7.25GB / 2.65GB     3.77GB / 4.69GB     15
82ba4469f64c        storj-prometheus        0.00%               66.08MiB / 3.711GiB   1.74%               1.28GB / 57.8MB     1.06GB / 176MB      12
8d7bff061e83        duplicati               0.60%               179.4MiB / 3.711GiB   4.72%               403MB / 47.9GB      59.7GB / 75.3GB     28
449e2673c5da        storj-grafana           0.04%               27.85MiB / 3.711GiB   0.73%               39.6MB / 84.1MB     244MB / 16.1MB      93
dbf2e86fcd7e        storj-exporter-node2B   0.04%               15.49MiB / 3.711GiB   0.41%               269MB / 708MB       6.93MB / 0B         2
517b9f46f712        storj-watchtower        0.00%               5.195MiB / 3.711GiB   0.14%               30.9kB / 0B         11.1MB / 0B         14
7a3293fa9da7        nextcloud-app           0.02%               148.2MiB / 3.711GiB   3.90%               17.6GB / 1.43GB     1.61GB / 309MB      11
39dd30d5406e        nextcloud-mariadb       0.06%               277.3MiB / 3.711GiB   7.30%               1.09GB / 3.83GB     61.1MB / 4.56GB     26
3c844a1a67a1        pihole                  0.15%               16.93MiB / 3.711GiB   0.45%               60MB / 61.8MB       2.24GB / 1.25GB     20
3e44a0b890b1        proxy-mariadb           0.08%               24.84MiB / 3.711GiB   0.65%               4.57MB / 17.7MB     44.5MB / 31.1MB     10
d73ece9a02bf        proxy-app               0.02%               57.67MiB / 3.711GiB   1.52%               14.9GB / 14.7GB     2.51GB / 30.2MB     24
954a36bed6ab        storj-exporter-node2A   0.04%               13.6MiB / 3.711GiB    0.36%               1.21GB / 2.21GB     10.2MB / 0B         2

Im quite surprised that everything is running so smooth, so i am very happy about the Performance. I only have limited the Cores for Duplicati to 2 as i do not want to risk any instability which it can cause when it uses the all cores (just for Backup). I do not know how it would performe for Rendering Videos (like for Plesk), but thats not an use case for me anyway.

Here some usage graph (Peaks are running Backups) over the last days:
Screenshot 2020-12-07 at 17.14.12

To mention, i have no RAID Setup (or similar like ZFS and so on) in Place, which would generate additional CPU Load, but i know there are some Guys doing that.

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