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I've been looking at setting up OpnSense to replace my TP-Link router at some point but running it in a container. This looks like a decent alternative.
I run Pfsence myself. Absolutely better than any ISP router out there. 10/10 reccomend. No experience with this specific box though
I like that it has 2.5GB Ethernet ports but I dom't have anything that goes faster that 1GB currently. Would love to fix that when I get some hardware for my supermicro chassis.
2.5 Seems kinds overkill... until you take into account that in the next few years you'll likely get a pc that has a similar port, then think of how fast you'll be able to load up those HDD's...
Speaking of that, did you hear about Seagate's new massive HDD's they are working on? https://www.pcgamer.com/seagates-new-hard-drives-show-its-on-track-to-deliver-50tb-hdds-by-2026/
I have not, though I'm not expecting to need any serious amounts of data storage. I'd rather focus on availability and redundancy over raw storage so smaller and cheaper SAS drives would be ideal for my plans. Thanks for linking though!