Unraid running a Cyber Weekend Sale + a neat giveaway in late november! Link -> https://unraid.net/blog/cyber-weekend-giveaway
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Where's the fun in paying someone else to do it all for you?
MergerFS+SnapRAID will give you a very similar set of features/flexibility compared to UNRAID storage. OpenMediaVault has native MergerFS+SnapRAID support and can also do ZFS - I would look at that for a comparable alternative. Otherwise, I'm very fond of a Proxmox host with a TrueNAS VM for ZFS pool management, or just managing the ZFS pool with the Proxmox host itself through this cockpit extension.
I mean, Unraid makes it pretty easy to set it all up, no fussing around with the command line. It also has one of the best docker gui tools out there. I think it's a lot nicer to use than Proxmox or TrueNAS.
Hear, hear! I freaking love unRaid. Just the right amount of minimal GUI. And it's not like it's expensive, I don't mind supporting the people that create this.
I'm usually all for setting up things myself, but unRAID is just too good. Not to mention their support forums have saved me more than once.