First-time NAS user. How would I go about pointing my media server to NAS storage?

[4r5hw45twh]

So, I am using the NAS in addition with my mini server PC that uses Ubuntu. My mini PC has Docker and things like that on it. My media interface/player is Jellyfin. I also used an external WD HDD with the server PC that stored the actual media files on it. What I am doing now is transferring 18TB worth of folders/files to my NAS storage.

However, how would I point things to this NAS now, especially since some of my things that pointed to the external HDD will now be on a separate system or whatever?

A snippet of my Jellyfin docker-compose.yml file is:

Code:

        volumes:
          - /home/admin/Dockers/Jellyfin/Config:/config
          - /home/admin/Dockers/Jellyfin/Cache:/cache
          - /home/admin/Dockers/Jellyfin/Web/web-config.json:/jellyfin/jellyfin-web/config.json
          - /media/JF/Jellyfin:/Media
        restart: 'unless-stopped'
    networks:
      default:
        external: true
        name: docknetwork

The way I have the NAS setup currently is I have my external HDD plugged into the back of it, saw the usbshare1 shared folder appear, created my first shared folder just called "Media", and then I have the entire HDD transferring to that shared Media folder now. So, what is the proper way to do this since I am using a separate server PC instead of using Docker-related stuff on the NAS itself, on "docknetwork" (not sure if this even matters), etc., etc.?

So, "/media/JF/Jellyfin" is the current directory on my Ubuntu server. When copying it all over, my **NAS's** shared Media folder structure is:

    /Media/
    ├── Jellyfin/
    │  ├── Anime/
    │  ├── Movies/
    │  ├── TV Shows/
    │
    ├── OtherFolderHere/
    │  ├── folder1/
    │  ├── folder2/
    │  └── folder3/
    ├── OtherFolderHere2/
    │  ├── folder1/
    │  ├── folder2/
    │  └── folder3/