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Guest Series at opensource.com<\/h2>\n
After my recent first guest article<\/a> on https:\/\/opensource.com<\/a> the first part of a series about creating a Raspberry Pi based NAS has just been published. You can read it hier kontaktieren<\/a>. There has been a surprising amount of twitter reactions to the article and it seems it also collected more than a thousand visits on the first day.<\/p>\n
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Building a network attached storage device with a #RaspberryPi<\/a> https:\/\/t.co\/PrNwRsZnjr<\/a> via @opensourceway<\/a> by @manueldewald<\/a> #RPi<\/a> #OpenSource<\/a> #FOSS<\/a><\/div>\n

\u2014 Juha Remes (@jremes84) 24. Juli 2018<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Update: Part II has ben published yesterday, with a similar reaction as the first one. Seems the topic of creating a NAS using a Raspberry Pi for private usage is quite popular. Also, thanks to Jen for editing my articles to make the text more readable.<\/p>\n

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Automating backups on a Raspberry Pi NAS https:\/\/t.co\/mT87JYvVYT<\/a> via @opensourceway<\/a> by @manueldewald<\/a><\/div>\n

\u2014 Jen Wike Huger (@JenWike) 14. August 2018<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Update 19.09.18: the third and final path of the Raspberry Pi NAS has been published. Already in the first 24 hours a big number of tweets and retweets shows that there is some interest in this topic. This part<\/a> explains how to install Nextcloud<\/a> on a Raspberry Pi.<\/div>\n

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