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A NAS should run containers for services that revolve around its stored data, like Jellyfin, Plex, or backup tools. Infrastructure like DNS belongs elsewhere, since losing the NAS shouldn't break network troubleshooting. Heavy compute workloads should stay off to avoid competing with storage.
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