I am trying to switch from proxmox vms to truenas scale and docker containers. I have a synology nas that I would like to mount at boot to a directory. So the jellyfin container as well as nextcloud can access the extra space. How do I do this. Been scratching my head for a good while trying to figure this out. fstab reset on boot.
Sorry to distract a bit from the question, but why would you want to do that?
TrueNAS is meant to be a storage appliance first and foremost, Kubernetes/Docker Support is an afterthought and Virtualization is meh.
So if you’re not using it for storage…Proxmox is better in every way I can think of.
To answer your question though:
The way to do it under the given circumstances would be to run a cron job after the system boots that mounts the SMB Share. This should keep working even if you upgrade the TN Scale Version etc. since it can be configured from the Scale UI.
Simply switching from proxmox (years of use) trying out truenas. Basically I have heard good things about true nas, and the true nas instance previous to this was a proxmox vm. So I figured running zfs bare metal is better than vm. I couldnt do disk checks and the like. Also I like docker, but what I was doing prior to switching is dockers inside of vms.
Basically I want this truenas to house my storage and be linked to my other truenas instance and synology diskstation. Before it was even more jenky.
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Init command is what I needed thanks!
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