Why Do I Have 1000TB of QNAP Storage? How Do I Make Money From It?
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Why Do I Have 1000TB of QNAP Storage? How Do I Make Money From It?
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Do you make money from any of your tech?
Always regarded my cameras as equipment that literally makes me money. Therefore money invested in it is different to money that just vanishes after going out a few times.
Great video! That's a crazy amount of storage. Most of the time I am still stumbling around with regular external hard drives.
My main computer that I do contract work from
You should do a tour of your home network.
Always loved your setup. As somebody that just started Home Labbing, would love to see your Home Lab or DC
Loving the insights into your business life. Do you have a company? Or do you primarily work as a consultant?
Thank you for making this!!
Have you ever tried the Fiber-optic cables for Thunderbolt3? Far longer range then using wire cable's. Easily get 5m to 50m fiber-optic cables.
It's subtle, but there are quite a few differences in this video compared to the previous ones. I really like this new style! Especially when it comes to the way you presented it.
Thanks man. Been working on a few things. Trying to get better little by little.
Nice video, I offer the same solution to customers using offsite storage , backup, DR etc across 2 locations in Ireland, Mine runs on Synology kit but I think very little difference in technology as they seem to be neck and neck with Q-Nap.
Yeh very similar for sure. Both great solutions.
Thanks Adam for being so open about your tech life!
Would love to learn more about your business enterprises.
Same:)
I have about 2tb! I thought that was a lot! I’m a self employed illustrator what I have works great for me
Would love your take on WWDC. Especially on Apple Silicon. Great video 👍
Why did you switch from synology to QNAS,
Loved this video and I am getting into setting up severs for websites with storage and backups. Very fun
JKN Productions great, please for the love of god don’t take any of his. Please do at least a RAID1 and nightly backups 👍🏼
Hey Adam, great video. Thanks for explanation. QQ about the labs you build, so now we know you use QNAP for storage and what about the servers and their setup? Think I heard something about Dell servers? Maybe you could consider doing video on this one also it might be interesting for us all as well 😀
Very interesting video, thank you for uploading! :)
Can you ask your new fancy editor employee to start time stamping videos mate? :)
MrEliteGBR I edited this one 😊 what do you mean by timestanping?
@@MrThaibox123 ah okay well done then xD and just time stamping diff questions, seeing it more on vids lately and its handy but I guess it's meant for longer content tbf, but just for instance "How do I make money using the storage" "what storage do i use" and just time stamp the sections at 1:59, 5:54, it's obviously more work editing hence why I suggested you palm it off on your editor lol
Agree this is a great idea
Do you feel like azure is going to kill your business? How do you stay competitive?
I use azure and AWS allot. But it’s not a fit for all situations and there are plenty of people that won’t have their data there.
1000 terabytes is a petabyte. That is lots of storage and is amazing
1000TB is 1 Petabyte
1000 sounds better than '1'
@@pjshots isn't it 1024 = 1 petabyte?
@@hakeemgardner2161 1024gib is 1 tib but 1000gb is 1tb
somewhere else in the world @ 03:40 - Maidstone Kent lol
With setting up a NAS for the first time what do you recommend for a storage capacity? I have a 4 month year old niece, and my parents are taking up tons of space for videos and pictures and stuff like that that I thought of setting up a NAS so they can store all that and view all of that whenever they wanted and its easy to store because at the moment they use external drives that connect to their phone to store all that stuff but I figured one centralized spot with a wireless connection for a cloud based better than what they're doing but I haven't a clue on how or where to start with all that
Is this "Cockney" accent guys? I love the way adam speaks!
idk they wouldn't just use Azure or AWS
That’s what I was thinking, but businesses don’t know about IT that much and Adam probably doesn’t like AWS for may reasons
Maybe they don’t like the idea, that all their data is stored somewhere on the internet where they can’t really reach it. Probably they host their own servers on premise to have full control over their data. That would be my concern for hosting on AWS
And pray you dont get a bad batch of drives across both devices
Hi Adam, cool and interesting video. But have you looked at a public cloud provider like AWS to provide customer backups and business continuity? Sounds like a lot of work and time you need to spend to keep this running and up-to-date while you can host/manage this within AWS with alot less work and effort.
It’s too complex to go into but doesn’t work unfortunately in the way that’s required. I use AWS and azure all day. But there are situations it’s not suitable for.
@@MrThaibox123 True it is complex but there are alot of solutions that can help with this for a good price and less hassle. If you ever want to have a look at it again. I work at a AWS Consulting Partner if you have any questions related to AWS I'm happy to help (personally).
Should have given Linus a call 😂
UkCigar lol, Linus would have used Unraid. He ain’t exactly the god of enterprise IT.
You should do a video of that DR Backup.
Would be good to hear your thoughts on cryptocurrency in 2020. How are you doing with it/are you still mining the same as you originally were?
You use the Qnap to run production VMs? Not enterprise SANs ?
B T good question...
There are levels depending on the size of the customer and the available spend. Different tools for different jobs.
@@MrThaibox123 what are running on these Qnaps? DC and files stores?
In my experience, any place I work for will never have a QNAP or Synology in my environment. They're SOHO/small office devices. They are not good for iSCSI or NFS
Great video!
But your previous ending phrase is to iconic to drop (See ya)
Have a great day, See ya ;)
RAID0 isn't even the best performance RAID you could use, far from it 😂
Then which is the best performance and reliable RAID config?
Yes. It is.
@@MrThaibox123 No it's not. If you have a file on one drive, you have a throughput of the read speed of a drive.
With RAID, that file is duplicated essentially on multiple drives. You then have the combined read speed from the drives as it's going to allow the different segments to be read from more than 1 drive
It's more performant to use raid than not to, if you do it right.
The new RAID negative0 is faster again. It uses the readspeeds combined with the write speeds for super high read and write speeds. Very clever technology.
@@MrThaibox123 Come on, do you still think you're right or will you gracefully say you were wrong...
I have unlimited google drive storage
Its not unlimited
@@funnynoodle6997 actually if you pertain to an organization or university that has google edu or pro licensing you can get unlimited for life, my university gives me unlimited for life (even as alumni)
How much of the storage is free space? ☺️
Good question 😁
Cool
This video aged well 😏
Tell me abt it I am watching this in 2024
1000 TB is 1 petaBite
Hello
I think about invest in Qnap storage
Where do You get clients from?
I send greetings
Very cool to get to know some more about your job. Perhaps you could demo the usage of those enterprise tools someday?
Told you I would be the first viewer
Here in the US, synology is more used and popular than qnap
Hrhr.
@@marioh5172 it was a comment about his comment about popularity of qnap devices.
David G ok, scnr.
Is this called a SAN?
Yeh it can be reffered to as that
SAN’s and NAS’s at a high high level are similar. They both provide storage over some kinds network. They are massively different on almost everything else under the hood.
Joshua Powell can you explain the difference in a few words?
то чувство когда у кого то 6 мониторов а у меня -30000000 руб
His comment says "the feeling of someone having 6 monitors but me having -30000000 rubels. I think leaving Russian comments are sort of pointless because most won't understand.
если бы я понимала что это значит я бы ответила
@@dashka5910 я перевёл на английский
David G о спасибо большое
The reason for the question is that people think it is for private use. This is not the case. Since we know how this is used, 1 pb is nothing for real pro. use. Speaking of pro use - qnap is nothing of value here as well!
Qnap is of a lot of value here. It’s perfect for SME.
MrThaiBox123 ok, let’s see your view on this in the future, mate.
Yeah, it's a petabyte