unRAID
unRAID is a free, open-source operating system designed for personal and small business use to create highly efficient storage solutions. Developed by Limetech, unRAID leverages a single computer (often referred to as a "server") running a custom Linux distribution to manage multiple hard drives in a unified storage array. The system is particularly popular for its flexibility, reliability, and ease of use in building network-attached storage (NAS) systems.
At its core, unRAID employs a unique data redundancy method called "parity." Unlike traditional RAID configurations,
The unRAID interface is web-based, providing an intuitive dashboard for managing storage, backups, and virtual machines
One of unRAID’s key advantages is its ability to handle large amounts of data efficiently while maintaining
unRAID is distributed as a free download, with optional paid add-ons for advanced features. The community surrounding