Any comments on NexentaStor Community/Developer Edition vs EON for
NAS/small server/home server usage? It seems like Nexenta has been
around longer or at least received more press attention. Are there
strong reasons to recommend one over the other? (At one point usable
space would have been a strong reason to use EON because NexentaStor
Developer Edition had a small capacity limit of 1 TB, later 4 TB, but
now it is a more usable 12 TB.)
R.G. Keen wrote:
Offhand, I'd say EON
http://sites.google.com/site/eonstorage/
This probably the best answer right now. It will be even better when they get a web administration GUI running. Some variant of freenas on freebsd is also possible.
Opensolaris is missing a good opportunity to expand its user base on two fronts.
1. It's *hard* to figure out what motherboards will just work, and what will
have problems.
2. There's not a better-packaged solution to this particular question. EON is
very, very close to solving this one.
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