So, I have a RockPro64 running OMV that I purchased last year some time. It's in the NAS case with 2 4TB HDDs, running as separate drives. It's been working great, with Emby plug in. I had an issue where I lost power (hadn't bought a UPS yet), and the main media drive crapped out. That's all solved. Now, however, I'm looking at using a SBC to run a VPN server, and pi hole to remove ads from my network. I was looking at an Odroid N2 to run this. However, after some research, I'm thinking maybe I can run all 3 services on the RP64... It seems to be powerful enough for it. Is it wise to do an all in one, or should I keep them separated?
(03-16-2020, 08:36 AM)odhinnhrafn Wrote: So, I have a RockPro64 running OMV that I purchased last year some time. It's in the NAS case with 2 4TB HDDs, running as separate drives. It's been working great, with Emby plug in. I had an issue where I lost power (hadn't bought a UPS yet), and the main media drive crapped out. That's all solved. Now, however, I'm looking at using a SBC to run a VPN server, and pi hole to remove ads from my network. I was looking at an Odroid N2 to run this. However, after some research, I'm thinking maybe I can run all 3 services on the RP64... It seems to be powerful enough for it. Is it wise to do an all in one, or should I keep them separated?
That should be fine. I'm running e.g. nextcloud/openVPN/tvheadend/syncthing/nginx/mariadb (several)/nfs/samba/aria2... and more mainly in docker containers.
One java application I had to move to my spare rockpro64, since it is a bit sensible when it comes to memory or timing issues..
I guess you are talking about a Home/small office server!
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(03-16-2020, 10:37 AM)mabs Wrote: (03-16-2020, 08:36 AM)odhinnhrafn Wrote: So, I have a RockPro64 running OMV that I purchased last year some time. It's in the NAS case with 2 4TB HDDs, running as separate drives. It's been working great, with Emby plug in. I had an issue where I lost power (hadn't bought a UPS yet), and the main media drive crapped out. That's all solved. Now, however, I'm looking at using a SBC to run a VPN server, and pi hole to remove ads from my network. I was looking at an Odroid N2 to run this. However, after some research, I'm thinking maybe I can run all 3 services on the RP64... It seems to be powerful enough for it. Is it wise to do an all in one, or should I keep them separated?
That should be fine. I'm running e.g. nextcloud/openVPN/tvheadend/syncthing/nginx/mariadb (several)/nfs/samba/aria2... and more mainly in docker containers.
One java application I had to move to my spare rockpro64, since it is a bit sensible when it comes to memory or timing issues..
I guess you are talking about a Home/small office server!
M
I'm not even using it as heavily as you. I have OMV with Emby, but I think I'll be moving over to Plex. It's just a NAS, right now. I have an Intel NUC running as my HTPC (wife doesn't want to adapt to Linux), so the load on the RP64 is pretty light.
Seeing your list, I can definitely add OpenVPN and Pi Hole to it, with no issues to performance. I feel better about adding more uses to this board. I'll definitely enjoy putting my whole network on a VPN instead of just a device here and there when I'm downloading.
How easy was it to get Docker working on your OMV? Thank you much for your response!
(03-16-2020, 10:51 AM)odhinnhrafn Wrote: (03-16-2020, 10:37 AM)mabs Wrote: (03-16-2020, 08:36 AM)odhinnhrafn Wrote: So, I have a RockPro64 running OMV that I purchased last year some time. It's in the NAS case with 2 4TB HDDs, running as separate drives. It's been working great, with Emby plug in. I had an issue where I lost power (hadn't bought a UPS yet), and the main media drive crapped out. That's all solved. Now, however, I'm looking at using a SBC to run a VPN server, and pi hole to remove ads from my network. I was looking at an Odroid N2 to run this. However, after some research, I'm thinking maybe I can run all 3 services on the RP64... It seems to be powerful enough for it. Is it wise to do an all in one, or should I keep them separated?
That should be fine. I'm running e.g. nextcloud/openVPN/tvheadend/syncthing/nginx/mariadb (several)/nfs/samba/aria2... and more mainly in docker containers.
One java application I had to move to my spare rockpro64, since it is a bit sensible when it comes to memory or timing issues..
I guess you are talking about a Home/small office server!
M
I'm not even using it as heavily as you. I have OMV with Emby, but I think I'll be moving over to Plex. It's just a NAS, right now. I have an Intel NUC running as my HTPC (wife doesn't want to adapt to Linux), so the load on the RP64 is pretty light.
Seeing your list, I can definitely add OpenVPN and Pi Hole to it, with no issues to performance. I feel better about adding more uses to this board. I'll definitely enjoy putting my whole network on a VPN instead of just a device here and there when I'm downloading.
How easy was it to get Docker working on your OMV? Thank you much for your response!
I'm not using OMV. I was using that before. But now I have a plain debian installation with a self compiled kernel.
So docker install was like you will find tutorials and explainations in the Net.
Currently I run several contains via docker-compose, but docker-compose you need to install/cross-compile yourself for arm. I think I followed this one https://github.com/ubiquiti/docker-compose-aarch64
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