@cortechnology: How to Build a Pi Cloud | Raspberry Pi 3 in 1 Part 3 The next step in my Raspberry Pi 3 in 1 project is turning the same Pi running my NAS into a private cloud. For Part 3, I’m setting up Nextcloud on the Raspberry Pi and configuring it to store its data on the NVMe SSD already being used by the system. Nextcloud gives the Pi a web interface for uploading, organizing and accessing files from different devices. Instead of relying entirely on services like Google Drive or iCloud, the files are stored on hardware that I control. The setup involves more than simply installing an app. I’m using Apache as the web server, MariaDB for the database and configuring Nextcloud to use the SSD for its actual file storage. This builds directly on the Pi NAS instead of creating a completely separate system. The same Raspberry Pi and SSD can now provide local network storage through the NAS while Nextcloud gives me a more convenient way to access and manage those files. The final step will be adding Pi hole to complete the NAS, private cloud and network wide ad blocking Raspberry Pi 3 in 1 setup. #raspberrypi #viral #diytech #technology #fyp

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