The latest special edition of BSD Magazine features a compilation of articles from David Carlier, known for his involvement with HardenedBSD and FreeBSD. Also, explore a variety of articles from Minix 3, a free open source and lightweight operating system, to Docker, FreeNAS, and more. Download the PDF or EPUB from the following links.

Today we are proud to deliver a special BSD Mag issue with compilation of all the best David Carliers articles. David has been cooperating with us for a couple of years. During this time he has delivered a great number of very technical articles, with thousands lines of code. His articles have always been in line with issue themes and we have a feeling that whatever topic we would ask for, he is able to write about it. He possesses great knowledge and passion to open source systems, mostly BSD – of course.

We have chosen his best articles about FreeBSD, NetBSD, NodeJS, HardnedBSD, FreeBSD Security and Cloud.

If you have been wondering who David actually is, at the end of this issue you will find his bio.

We hope you will enjoy the reading.

BSD Special – Best of David Carlier Articles – https://bsdmag.org/download/bsd-special-best-david-carlier-articles/

The summer holiday season is almost behind us. We hope you have been having a great time. At BSD Mag, we have been working hard to serve you the content that will interest and benefit you the most. We have sent a couple of requests for you to let us know what topics have been the most interesting for you. We will try to find articles on those topics to help you find the answers you are looking for. So, if you have something in mind, don’t hesitate to contact us.

MINIX 3 Free, Open-Source, Operating System, Highly Reliable, Flexible and Secure – https://bsdmag.org/download/minix-3-free-open-source-operating-system-highly-reliable-flexible-secure/

This BSD Magazine issue features the BeaST Architecture by Mikhail, Docker, Python, FreeNAS, MySQL, in addition to an article about Brexit by Rob Somerville. Download the PDF or EPUB from the link below.

Dear Readers,

We hope you have been doing well. Holiday season has started, both public holidays and vacation. How was the 4th of July in the USA and Canada’s day? 1st of July? Did you have a great time with your friends and families? If you are not based in North America, let us know what and when is the most important holiday in your country!

We all love holidays, but let’s dive into this month’s issue. As always, we will start with news from the industry. There has been a lot going on in the open source world.

Enjoy your holidays and let us know what topics you would like us to cover in upcoming issues.

Marta & BSD Team

Download: https://bsdmag.org/download/implementing-memory-cache-beast-architecture/

The latest BSD Magazine features an article on ZFS with FreeBSD dual storage controller concept by Mikhail E. Zakharov, secure VPNs on FreeBSD networks, as well as articles about OpenBSD, NetBSD, and GhostBSD. Download the PDF/EPUB from the link below.

Official page: https://bsdmag.org/download/reusing_openbsd/

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Version 1.1 of the “Implementing in-memory cache in the BeaST architecture” paper

BSD Mag started to post our articles on the BEAST: the FreeBSD reliable storage architecture

The latest issue of the BSD Magazine features an introduction kernel and syscalls on FreeBSD by David Carlier. As someone who is not a main user of unikernels, Hamza Shiekh discusses what the pros and cons may be. In addition, Russell Pavlicek dives deeper into the subject of unikernels. Included are much more kernel content, as well an article on OpenBSD and FreeNAS. Download your copy of the PDF or EPUB from the link below.

The latest BSD Magazine
Dear Readers,

We hope you have all been doing well. This issue is focused on kernels. We will start from “An Outsider Perspective on Unikernels” by Hamza Sheikh. Russell Pavlicek will explain you, how to “Understand Unikerlnes”. What do you think about unikernels yourself?

Next, David Carlier will introduce you to “Kernel and Syscalls”. We would also like to share with you the first module of David’s online course “Developing FreeBSD Kernel Modules”. We took down this course from the web page, because materials were not completed. But the ones we have are very good and we would like to share them with you. If you are interested in learning “How to Upgrade OpenBSD and Build a Kernel”, you have to take a look at Bob Cromwell’s article. You will love it!
iXsystems shared with us this month “Maxing Out Storage Performance with ZFS Caching”. Mark VonFange always has some- thing ready for you ;)
Fifth episode of “Model View Whatever” series will be focused on “Dolphin Smalltalk MVP”. Damian Czernous will evaluate “More vs less important view logic”.
In this issue you will find one interview. We spoke with Giuseppe Canale about cyber security, Windows 10, being an expert and about open source, of course.
In the end, as always, is Rob’s column and his point of view on the Panama Papers leak. What do you think about it? Has your country been mentioned in the many articles that have come out?

We would like to highly recommend you take a look at our online courses, especially if you liked the first module of “Developing FreeBSD Kernel Modules”. We have three more online courses that you can still join and one that is slowly being prepared ;)

Also, we would like to thank all of you who contacted us after Marta’s message to you. We have gotten so many responses! Next BSD Mag issue belongs to you!

Have a nice April!
Marta & BSD Mag Team

Download here: https://bsdmag.org/download/kernel_syscalls/