Small footprint NAS

So, you need to give us, I would say a little but it's more like a LOT more info.

Is this commercial? Is it personal? What's it being used for? Are you storing VM's for a cluster? What sort of connections are you wanting, how much are you wanting to spend, what sort of storage are you looking for?

You get the idea.

Thanks
Alex

i guess any 2 bay NAS should fit just nicely everywhere....they are a bit bigger than 2 HDDs with some breathing room and the motherboard
Like this  : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01AWH05KK/ref=psdc_13436301_t3_B076G6YKWZ

I have had good luck with Synology products, you might take a look at them, maybe something like:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075N1BYWX/ref=psdc_13436301_t2_B01AWH05KK

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»bp

I second Bill... Synology for business for sure. For home if they want something cheaper, I have had good experience with DLink

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»bp

how small would you need ? how much disk space ? and what data volume ?

something like this comes to mind
https://www.miniserver.it/server-nas/nas-rack/open-nas-rack1.html
https://www.miniserver.it/server-nas/nas-rack/open-nas-rack2.html
https://www.miniserver.it/server-nas/nas-rack/open-nas-rack3.html

i lazily goolged it and do not vouch for the quality but then can run freenas with a number of ssds and or sata drives.

Blast from the past? Author is still active, but they have a lot of abandoned questions.... So you never know.

missed the part the question was inactive since january, thanks for pointing it out. i actually found this Q because i answered a different question from the same author and had a look at his other issues.