Storage
Overview of self-hosted NAS operating systems and cloud storage services.
Self-hosted NAS
Section titled “Self-hosted NAS”- Synology — NAS hardware vendor with DiskStation Manager (DSM) OS; supports file sharing, backup, and cloud sync
- TrueNAS — open-source NAS OS based on FreeBSD (formerly FreeNAS); supports ZFS, SMB, NFS, and iSCSI
- OpenMediaVault — open-source NAS OS based on Debian; managed via web UI with plugins for extending functionality
- Unraid — NAS and home server OS with support for mixed-size drives, VMs, and Docker containers
Cloud storage
Section titled “Cloud storage”- Mega — end-to-end encrypted cloud storage with desktop and mobile sync clients
- Dropbox — cloud file storage with selective sync and Paper collaboration
- Google Drive — cloud storage integrated with Google Workspace
- OneDrive — Microsoft cloud storage integrated with Windows and Microsoft 365
- Box — cloud storage and collaboration platform focused on enterprise use cases
- Icedrive — cloud storage with client-side encryption and a virtual drive interface
- MediaFire — file storage and sharing with direct download links
Developer storage
Section titled “Developer storage”- iCloud for Developers — Apple’s CloudKit framework for storing app data in iCloud