Well, I have a local internet connection so SMB and all that stuff work. And I already have docker containers working. But the issue is not through Truenas. But by just abusing the fact that Truenas is built on linux. I have a machine running Ubuntu. So I use it to pack everything into a tar using docker. And I created a script to do everything for me. This all happen in the shell not through the way Truenas intend it. But however, this takes a really long time on boot to run and the script has to load the images every single time, which takes a very very long time. This wont damage data because the configs and stuff is on persistent storage.(So it runs fine after it takes a long time to load). My question, Is there a better way to do this easier than this…?