Hackaday

Back Up Encrypted ZFS Data Without Decrypting It, Even If TrueNAS Doesn’t Approve

[Michael Lynch] recently replaced his Synology NAS with a self-built solution built on ZFS, a filesystem with a neat feature: the ability to back up encrypted data without having to decrypt it first.
techtarget

TrueNAS Enterprise, TrueNAS Core merge as single storage OS

Server system maker iXsystems ventured further into enterprise storage with a unified open source file system for its TrueNAS networked appliances. Up to now, iXsystems offered two open source storage ...
Ars Technica

ZFS Replication Append Only - Need Up To Date Guidance

I have two TrueNAS boxes and a Proxmox host (call them boxes A, B, and C). I want to get them to replicate ZFS snapshots to a third TrueNAS box (call it box D). However, I want it to be as locked down ...
Help Net Security

iXsystems partners with Futurex to give TrueNAS users more cryptographic control of their data

iXsystems and Futurex announced the integration of TrueNAS Enterprise with Futurex’s Key Management Enterprise Server (KMES) Series 3 and Futurex’s VirtuCrypt Enterprise Key Management Service, to ...
techtarget

TrueNAS X10: iXsystems' open source storage contender

Open-source-based server designer iXsystems Inc. today broadened its enterprise storage portfolio with an entry-level TrueNAS array. The San Jose, Calif., vendor introduced the TrueNAS X10 hybrid ...