You Might Not Know This, but Your NAS Might Be a Good Docker Server

January 17, 2026

, By The New Stack

You Might Not Know This, but Your NAS Might Be a Good Docker Server

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Recently, I procured a Zettlab AI NAS. This was mostly to be used to house a metric ton of video files that I work with, as my external drives were constantly getting full of clips that I no longer needed to work on, but didn’t want to get rid of (you know… just in case).

After deploying the NAS, I started poking around and noticed it had an app store. Curiosity got the best of me, so I decided to give the app store a look. As I expected, the usual trove of apps was to be found. However, one app caught my attention.

Yup. My NAS…

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You Might Not Know This, but Your NAS Might Be a Good Docker Server

January 17, 2026

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You Might Not Know This, but Your NAS Might Be a Good Docker Server

Recently, I procured a Zettlab AI NAS. This was mostly to be used to house a metric ton of video files that I work with, as my external drives were constantly getting full of clips that I no longer needed to work on, but didn’t want to get rid of (you know… just in case).

After deploying the NAS, I started poking around and noticed it had an app store. Curiosity got the best of me, so I decided to give the app store a look. As I expected, the usual trove of apps was to be found. However, one app caught my attention.

Yup. My NAS…

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