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Hi everyone! I'm looking to help my workplace get away from their crap it solutions provider and make them more independent. The business is moving over to hosted Odoo instead of the DIY solution it currently has hosted through the it provider. In that were thinking to put a local Nas, capable of running containers for a local mirror of Odoo in case of network outages, as well as an NVR for the IP cameras, and to host files (with external backup) locally. I did my research on available Nas options a few years ago but that's already outdated so I would love to hear what you folks are running at home and at work. The network is powered by a Ubiquiti Dream machine SE, but the cameras are dahua, hence why it doesn't do nvr. Priority is ease of use, containerization and four disk bays. In Western Australia, so not everything is available either.. Thankful for any help, cheers!

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[–] Moonrise2473@feddit.it 5 points 1 year ago

The Odoo local mirror will break 1 hour after you're gone and nobody would be ever be able to fix it