TrueNAS Podcast

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Your go-to source for expert insights, industry trends, and deep dives into open-source storage solutions. Hosted by the TrueNAS team, each episode features discussions with engineers, developers, and IT professionals, covering everything from ZFS advancements to enterprise storage best practices. Whether you’re a seasoned sysadmin or just exploring TrueNAS, T3 delivers valuable knowledge to help you optimize and innovate your storage infrastructure
T3 Tech Talk Ep.24: Updating our Update Page, Feedback on Apps in June, Remote Access

On this episode, Kris and Chris give you an update on a change to the update methodology for TrueNAS systems (which is coming in our next update) – respond to the spirited feedback about the pending Apps IP Address changes in June, with some good news for those wanting to stay on 24.10 “Electric Eel” and talk about how to safely and securely access your TrueNAS system remotely.
T3 Tech Talk Ep.23: TrueNAS 25.04 Released, Apps Updates June 1st, Goldeye Sneak Peek

Chris and Kris dive into the TrueNAS 25.04 rollout, upcoming App IP address support, and tease new features in 25.10 “Goldeye.”
T3 Tech Talk Ep.22: Deep Dive into Incus and Containers in TrueNAS with Stéphane Graber

Kris and Chris interview Stéphane Graber, lead of the Incus container project. They discuss the history of Incus, its debut in TrueNAS 25.04, and what’s ahead. From the LXD fork to Incus OS and VM integration, this deep dive highlights the future of containers and virtualization on TrueNAS.
T3 Tech Talk Ep.21: Pre-Release Rumble – Fangtooth, Hotfixes, History, and Viewer Mail

With Fangtooth just days away, Kris and Chris discuss the 24.10.2.1 hotfix, ZFS history, tuning recordsize, and a cooked Reddit HBA. Time to patch up!
T3 Tech Talk Ep.20: Getting Smart with SMART, Questions on Dual-Path and Dual-Actuator

Kris and Chris highlight SMART changes coming in 25.10, give a status update on 25.04 RC1, and tackle viewer questions on encryption, SAS multipath, and dual-actuator drives.