Synology Hidden Features Used Case

It sounds like you’ve been making great use of Synology’s DSM 7 features, particularly with Virtual Machine Manager and Docker. Synology has certainly put a lot of effort into making their DSM software versatile and user-friendly, catering to both advanced users and those who prefer a more streamlined approach.

Virtual Machine Manager (VMM)
It’s impressive that you’ve been able to leverage VMM for secure web services and database management. The improvements over Linux KVM are notable, especially for users who need a robust virtual environment.

Container Manager
Docker integration in Synology’s DSM makes containerization more accessible, and it’s great that you find the interface easy to use. Containers can offer flexibility and efficiency for running various applications.

Virtual DSM
This feature is indeed intriguing for those who want to manage multiple DSM instances without additional hardware. It’s a smart solution for enhanced data privacy and segmentation. As License, It only entitle 1 Virtual DSM in Physical DSM.

Your hope for Synology to provide more powerful and affordable hardware aligns with the needs of many users who want to build robust private servers without breaking the bank. More computational power would certainly expand the possibilities for home servers and make advanced features like virtualization and containerization even more practical. It would be interesting to see if Synology addresses this in their future hardware releases. If they could balance increased performance with competitive pricing, it would be a game-changer for IT enthusiasts and professionals alike.

Do you have any specific features or improvements you’d like to see in future Synology hardware or software?