I spent weeks trying to figure out a solution on how to rebuild the data I had lost.
And we stored the NAS in a box next to a speaker with a huge magnet for a month. That’s because it worked flawlessly until we moved in 2010. That meant that if a drive was to be damaged, I could always put a new drive in the array and the data would rebuild itself. The OS ran off a nifty 512 MB IDE flash based drive, and the data array was configured to use RAID5.
But what about safeguarding your friend’s latest BBQ party pictures? Or your little one’s first steps video? Here’s how I’ve learned my lesson from a tragic system failure and what my current setup looks like now.īack in 2008, I made myself a custom NAS ( Network Attached Storage) using some old computer parts, a bunch of 500 GB hard drives and a copy of FreeNAS. They often roll out extreme measures, going as far as having their own (and doubled) dedicated electrical power lines. Whether we’re talking about military, financial or scientific data, each industry has to be prepared in the event of a loss, and plan for security. The protection of digital assets is a multi-million dollar industry.
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