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Special guest Jeff Geerling tells us how he got 16 drives connected to one Pi.

Plus his thoughts on automation, self-hosting, and more.

Special Guest: Jeff Geerling.

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Jeff Geerling - YouTube — K8s, Ansible, Raspberry Pi, photography, tech, DIY, tools, etc. Most anything has the potential for showing up on this channel. I might focus on one thing someday, but it's more fun to do ALL THE THINGS!
Hardware RAID on the Raspberry Pi CM4 | Jeff Geerling — Now I have actual enterprise SAS drives running on a hardware RAID controller on a Raspberry Pi, and it's faster than the 'fastest' SATA RAID array I set up in that other video.
Enterprise SAS RAID ...on a RASPBERRY PI?! - YouTube
I built the fastest Raspberry Pi SATA RAID NAS! - YouTube
IT WORKED! - 16 Hard Drives on the Raspberry Pi (Pi Day Special) - YouTube
Building the fastest Raspberry Pi NAS, with SATA RAID

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150: The Last One

149: Notify Thyself

148: Homelab Disaster Prep

147: The Problem with Game Streaming

146: When AI Attacks

145: The Great Plexodus

144: Silence of the RAMs

143: Your Data, Your Problem

142: Cloud Your Judgment

141: Eats, Shoots & Leaves

140: When Upgrades Go Wrong

139: Okay Nabu!

138: ODROID and Chill

137: Mechanically Compatible

136: Google is Done

135: Rebuilding For the Last Time

134: YouTube Unplugged

133: No Google October

132: Uploading at the Speed of Light

131: The Value of Community

130: Make it or Break it

129: Forged Alliance

128: To Update, or Not to Update?

127: Can't Fix What You Don't Track

126: Smart But Not Cloudy

125: Tiny Mini Micro Systems FTW

124: The End of Ownership

123: How much CPU do You REALLY Need

122: Back to the Future

121: Forbidden Fruit

120: Can a VPS Replace a Homelab?

119: Why So Many Llamas?

118: How Hard Could it Be?

117: Unraid as a Service

116: Making it all Connect

115: A NAS in Every Home

114: Unintended Consequences

113: State of the Homelabs 2023

112: Red Light, Green Light

111: pfSense Makes no Sense

110: Google Photos Replacement

109: Alex’s Backups Disaster

108: Year of Voice: A Bigger Deal Than You Think

107: Laptop Dumpster Diving

106: The Plex Situation Just got Worse

105: Sleeper Storage Technology

104: Name-Not-So-Cheap

103: Archiving the Internet

102: NixOS is a bit Flakey

101: Joining the Federation

100: Our Essential Apps

99: Lemmy at em!

98: The One with 45Drives

97: Tempted by the Fruit of Another

96: Outdoor Home Assistant

95: Docker U-Turn

94: Full Power

93: The Podman Perspective

92: Rip it all Out

91: Total Network Rebuild

90: Proxmox ClusterF

89: Jellyfans

88: Great Scott!

87: Jellyfin January

86: Disqus-ting Tracking

85: Wendell's Hot Pi

84: Hidden NAS

83: Unintended Upgrades

82: Roon Ready Ruh-Roh

81: The Badger Stack

80: Solving Whole Home Audio

79: Google is a Hostile Actor

78: We Should Know Better

77: Automations Gone Wrong

76: Solid as a Rock

75: In-Flight Changes

74: A Pi For Every Problem

73: 100 Days of HomeLab