It is the G8 actually 
I just run debian on it, I put a small SSD as boot device in the DVD-place thou
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Holy Hell man! that’s awesome
How are the Odroids working out for you?
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No issues from my odroid HC2s so far. Which is good because I’ve got 10!
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Software is named etherape. Running on Ubuntu here.
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Wow, that’s quite something. How often do you water this plant?
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That’s a nice plant based storage solution. Looks like a pi 4 that has grown from just a single micro SD to two external hard drives. Interesting how the USB drive adapter cables branch out into two wires. I’m assuming you have root access to this machine?
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Yes, and it has great pot-ential. BTW it’s a cheese plant too.
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It’s a raspberry plant now
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My node:
- Orange Pi Pc2
- Armbian OS
- 4TB Western Digital USB3 drive
- Fiber-to-Cabinet broadband, up to 150Mbit/s (about 30Mbit/s upload)
- 1000VA UPS (it’s the black box behind the board)
- LEGO sysadmins (doing nothing most of the time, anyway, this setup is rock-solid!)
The UPS backs up the board (and few other boards) the Internet router, the wifi router and a network switch. My node can “survive” up to 4 hours without grid power.
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My infrastructure:
- NAS based on a Rock64
- 4TB x 2 WD USB3 drives
- 2TB x 2 WD USB3 drives
- 1000VA UPS
- 1 k3s cluster (7 ARM based nodes)
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My #Storj Server (Intel NUC NUC8i3BEH2) with RAID 5 (QNAP TR-004 4BAY EXP UNIT) is ready for more data! 
, 32GB-RAM and 4G BK-Modem!
By 35w Power!!!
My goal was to build a small system with lots of disk space and low power consumption.
It doesn’t make sense to run a big storage with a lot of HDDs where the power consumption is more than 100w, then the system takes too long to make profit.
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How does that QNAP expansion unit connect the NUC? Thunderbolt?
How is the stability of the connection from NUC to QNAP ?