TrueNAS CORE

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About TrueNAS CORE

TrueNAS CORE is a storage software platform from iXsystems that provides reliable data management solutions. It combines advanced file-sharing capabilities, support for virtual machines, and snapshot functionality so users can efficiently manage their storage needs. TrueNAS CORE offers built-in support for both SMB and NFS sharing protocols, allowing for easy integration within diverse IT environments. It also features ZFS file system, which ensures data integrity and offers advanced storage features such as compression and deduplication. Key capabilities: data snapshots virtualization support SMB/NFS sharing ZFS file system user-friendly web interface Best for: IT administrators and organizations that need reliable, enterprise-grade storage solutions.

TrueNAS CORE Details

Vendor

iXsystems

Year Launched

2002

Location

TrueNAS Operations Center 2490 Kruse Dr San Jose, CA 95131

Deployment

cloud, on premise, windows, linux

Training Options

demo, account manager, community

Countries Served

All Countries

Languages

English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch

Users

IT professionals, system administrators, small businesses, and enterprises that require secure, reliable, and scalable storage

Industries Served

Audio, Automotive, Broadcasting, Education, Gaming, Government, Healthcare, MSP, Manufacturing, Research & AI, Media & Entertainment

TrueNAS CORE's In-App Market Place

Does TrueNAS CORE have an in-app market place?

Yes

How many Mini-Apps in the marketplace?

Mini Apps

Pricing Options

Free trial

Free version

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Accepted Payment Currencies

Usd ($), Eur (€), Gbp (£), Cad (C$), Aud (A$), Jpy (¥), Chf (chf), Cny (元)

Pros & Cons

Basically fulfills all its core goals pretty well, can be had for free for own deployments or can be a paid solution for supported enterprise/business customers.
Love how easy it is to setup, it's scalability, and the fact that you can build any system yourself, doesn't have to be a branded Server, can just be a white box with some CPU/RAM/Disks if you want.
It's provided a secure and stable environment to take care of the data needs of my clients and it's easy enough to use.
Extremely feature rich out of the box, it's extremely stable, builds on top of the very stable ZFS & FreeBSD foundations.

The lack of a home usage design, and the complexity and not so intuitive arrangement of menu functions.
Bad hardware compatibility and I need 40 characters.
Some weird quirks in the web UI, for example the terminal doesn't use the whole screen and can't be resized. Nothing deal breaking as I mostly just SSH into the server.
There are some hypervisor functionally currently missing that might get added in the future.