Here's a good beginner's Raspberry Pi project where you can turn your Pi into NAS using SMB server.

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Learn how to turn your Raspberry Pi into a NAS using Samba (SMB) server. Samba enables seamless file and print services interoperability and is widely supported by various operating systems. Follow the steps to install Samba and its dependencies, create a shared folder, edit the SMB config file, create a user for Samba share, and connect to your Samba share on Windows. Discover the benefits of using a Raspberry Pi as a network-attached storage solution.

Turn your Raspberry Pi into a NAS using Samba (SMB) Server

<p>Should also be tagged #windows… mounting target for the NAS is a windows machine. That leaves some steps for Linux/macOS users to figure out.</p>
