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[Descendent250 0]

I haven't had a chance to use it yet, but I know I am going to love it based on all the comparison research I have been doing over the last couple of months while I collect the hardware for my build!  I cannot wait for all of my Christmas goodies to arrive so that I can get this installed and start using it!!!!

[PCRx 3]

I love the reliability.

Would also like to have an improved mobile interface.

[Mainframer4Lyfe 0]

The GUI is second to none. The ease of use. The ability to just login and start installing dockers. Its a great platform overall!! 

Would like to the ability to set up an HA environment! 

[Jsilva0117 0]

I love the low barrier to entry. Unraid is easy to get started with.

 

I don't have any recommendations at this point, because I am new

[Reather 0]

I like how it is simple to get it up and running.

 

I would love an optimized mobile application for android for easy remote access.

[jsoonias 1]

I like the community built around unraid. I bought my first server from rajahal 10? years ago without really knowing anything about computers.

 

Multiple arrays would be nice.

 

Thanks guys!

[drkknightii 0]

I love how flexible UNRAID is, for me to pool all my different size of old/new HDDs. Ease of use and friendly community. :)

 

i would like to have the VM snapshot build-in, also multiple array with single license (with added fee?)

 

Great piece of software, thanks all developers.

[ledfortr 0]

what I like: the hypervisor capability

what can be worked on: support for more RAID cards, more capabilities for the different VM's you can run such as ability to run next gen firewalls easily. 

[Randy300 0]

I really like the app store and the ability to set custom network setups with Dockers and dual LAN capability.

 

I'd like to see custom themes for unraid.

[baconis 0]

I love the ability to add a single drive at a time, docker support, addon support. 
 

I would love to see server to server duplication for true backups either onsite or off!

[MightyOwl 0]

I Love the ease of use and being a storage OS and Hypervisor with native docker support, all wrapped into one OS

 

I think my biggest ask for 2020 improvment would be native iscsi

[wljohnson05 0]

I made the jump from FreeNAS to UnRAID a while back, and I love the relative ease of use (especially compared to FreeNAS) along with the ability to add drives as needed. As for what I'd like to see in 2020, I'd love to see an easy solution to making VM snapshots.

[munit85 2]

1 hour ago, Reather said:

I like how it is simple to get it up and running.

 

I would love an optimized mobile application for android for easy remote access.

have you tried this:

 

[DJ Callyman 0]

The docket management tab is my favourite feature.

 

I’d love to see expanded alert functionality (alerts based on individual core or docker activity). 

[jedi6 0]

Love how easy Unraid it was to setup. 
 

Not sure how realistic it is, but Integrated offsite backup would be amazing. 

[Ronco 0]

I have been running unraid for over a year now and the one thing I love about it is how stable it has been for my needs.  

 

A feature that I would like to see come in 2020 is the abilitiy for multiple ssd cache pools that can be assigned to shares/dockers/virtual machines. 

[toohai 1]

I like the docker functionality and ui, my most used feature besides the storage

 

would be nice to have some level of snapshotting functionality in the GUI, right now using btrfs and scripts to get a workable solution.

[loup 0]

Currently not a unraid user.   Will be within the comings when I order the parts to build the NAS and I've decided unraid will be what I use to manage my NAS and the 20+ drives.

 

Haven't use the product yet so don't have any suggestion for 2020.

[justintas 0]

I like how easy it was to setup and use with the GUI interface

 

I would like better integration into a windows AD environment for the OS in 2020, as we use Unraid as a network backup for our server / network

[CharcoaI 0]

I love everything about Unraid, but mainly the reliability and community support.

 

Unraid has everything I need, as community applications and support exists!

Edited January 7, 2020 by CharcoaI
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[Oxxy 4]

The absolute versatility of the platform. Unraid is not quite like anything else...

 

VMs? Check.

Passthrough? Check.

Use on pretty much anything from a Celeron to a Threadripper? Check.

Increase, decrease storage flexibly? Check.

Use whatever disks you want? Check.

Dockers? Check.

Huge amount of plugins, VPN's, parity, it just goes on and on.

Massive community? Check.

Etc etc etc

 

And I can (and do) virtualize Unraid itself!

 

There is pretty much nothing to dislike about Unraid, and its flexibility and community support make it a winner.

 

Going forward, I'd like many others would like to see multiple pools. And maybe more flexibility with licensing, and official support for virtualization of Unraid itself.

Edited January 7, 2020 by Oxxy

[locke577 0]

I'd love to be able to do actual raid arrays within my other storage. It'd be great to use a raid array with some tiered storage for VMs and use the other non raided drives for nas storage

[spyd4r 5]

I love being able to easily manage docker and vms right from the GUI.

[ZweiB 0]

Love that to add different size of disk into the array.

 

Backup or sync to another unraid is good to have.

[Nick1boot 0]

There are many things I like about Unraid, but the most would be how easy to use Unraid is and if something isn't available through the GUI you can with the terminal.

 

One thing I like to see added to Unraid is more overview in CPU, RAM and Network live and past usage (natively in Unraid instead of a Docker) for each VM and Docker.

Else would be a cluster like setup so VMs and Dockers can be (live) migrated to other Unraid hosts.

 

PS, Snapshots would also be nice within the GUI 😉