John Siracusa

Ooh!

I want to say it's the same.

I want to say it's 16 gigs.

Yeah, yeah, that's fair.

I mean, actually, now that I think about it, maybe the crux of my problem, which didn't occur to me until just this very moment, is that there is literally no storage on my Synology that is not a spinning platter.

I don't have any sort of SSD in my Synology in any way, shape, or form.

No, that's very true.

And so perhaps maybe that was it.

But even if that is it...

I still stand by, I want to try to do what I can to get myself in a position that if I decide to leave Synology behind, I'll be okay.

I meant to bring that up, and I apologize.

Right, exactly.

And I apologize, I meant to say that and I got myself sidetracked, so thank you for bringing that up.

Total physical memory on the Synology, 20 gigabytes.

So a bit more than the NUC, actually.

Maybe it is as simple as an SSD, but like I said, I stand by going down this path just to see what my future would be like.

And truth be told...

i think for the most part it's gone really well it was a disaster at first when i still had eight gigs of ram and was running you know 15 or so containers um that was not great but once i put in the 16 gigs and i don't think this particular knock supports more than that uh and certainly it'll cost a second mortgage to get more than that but um this seems to be fine for now

And I am currently running, let's look at Portainer.

I am running, let's see, something like 22 containers on it of all various shapes and sizes.