This BSD Magazine issue highlights several articles — Building a PCI Compliant Infrastructure on AWS (Amazon Web Service) by Renan Dias, AWS Infrastructure Security by Mohamed Farag, a Raspberry Pi 3 article by Manuel Daza, Elastix On Bhyve by Abdorrahman Homaei, and more.
Download the PDF/EPUB at the original page here: https://www.freebsdfoundation.org/blog/march-2017-development-projects-update/
This issue of BSD Magazine features articles discussing infrastructure management, from active directory with SMB and BIND on FreeBSD, server management, OpenBSD, OPNsense, and more. Head on over to the link below to download the PDF/EPUB file.
Dear Readers,
The BSD team and I are delighted to declare a new coming issue of BSD Magazine.
Let’s take a look at what you will encounter in this issue of BSD. Our experts will instruct you on how to deal with Virtual Firewall and how to install OPNsense on Bhyve. Thereafter, we will be heading to OpenBSD as a Gateway Firewall for SOHO and Enterprise Networks. In this issue, you will read more on SmartOS Containers. Last but not least, we’ll share more concerning a FreeBSD Server Management with Ansible, Active Directory with Samba and BIND on FreeBSD, OPNsense, and much more. Make sure to check out this issue for more articles and tutorials.Best regards,
Ewa & The BSD TeamPS. As always, we invite other experts, companies, reviewers for collaboration for future work and issues.
BSD Mag Vol. 11 No. 02 Issue 02/2017: https://bsdmag.org/download/bsd-magazine-issue-infrastructure-management/
The latest issue of BSD Magazine features an update from Mikhail Zakharov regarding his BeaST storage system, FreeBSD at Google Summer of Code, Multimedia in OpenBSD, ownCloud, and more. This is also Marta’s last issue as the magazine’s product manager. Thank you Marta! Follow the link below to download the PDF/ePub from BSD Mag.
Dear Readers,
I hope you have all been well, safe and warm. We have been having a crazy and unexpected winter attack in Europe. It’s been great enjoying all the snow like how I used to when I was a kid. But in some regions it has been pretty dangerous, so I hope you were all prepared.
Crazy winter weather is almost finished as well as my adventure with BSD Magazine. I would love to thank all of you for being with me during my work as Product Manager in the Mag. Thank you for your support, kind words, help and feedback.
We have been carrying on long disputes, whether we should close the Mag or keep the project. Just now, as I’m writing, I’ve received a final decision about Ewa, the previous Product Manager, taking it back. With this positive information, let’s hop right into the issue.
The issue is being opened by Mikahail Zakharow’s article, Simple Quorum Drive for the FreeBSD CTL HA and the BeaST Storage System. Staying in FreeBSD Corner, you will read Pedro Giffuni’s article BSD:It never really dies.
We have two great articles about OpenBSD this time around. One isfrom our all time favorite author, David Carlier, whoshared with us his thoughts in The State of Multimedia in OpenBSD. From thesecurity standpoint, Albert Hui shared his thoughts on OpenBSD 6.0 Security Feature Changes and Pledge Security Interface.
And for all of you who have been asking about ownCloud, here it is! Marcus Schmitt shows us how to Control Your Files Using Your Own Cloud With ownCloud.
Next, you will read an interview with Aryeh Friedman, CTO and co-CEO of Friedman-Nixon-Wong Enterprises, LLC.
Last, but not least, Rob Somerville contributes his insight on failure in communication and toxic people.
Enjoy reading! I wish you all the best of 2017, and continued satisfaction from upcoming BSD Mag issues.
Marta & BSD Team
Download BSD Mag: https://bsdmag.org/download/simple-quorum-drive-freebsd-ctl-ha-beast-storage-system/
User Kevin Bowling shows us how to get FreeBSD and Windows to dual boot on a single machine. This method uses UEFI as the main bootloader. Follow the link provided for the full set of instructions.
Somehow I’ve managed to mostly not care about UEFI until now. On my new laptop, I decided I should give it a go. There are some small benefits, nothing life changing, but booting multiple OSes is a lot easier, especially if they are UEFI-native, and you can get a nice frame buffer the boot manager and the OS can use before starting graphically (and after, if you don’t have accelerated graphics drivers).
For reference, how I run FreeBSD desktop/laptop: digital-life*
Full tutorial: https://bsdmag.org/freebsd_uefi_root/
This issue of BSD Magazine features several interviews: Deb Goodkin of the FreeBSD Foundation, Shawn Web of HardenedBSD, Henning Brauer of BS Web Services, and Mathilda FFrench of ECHiNOPSII. In addition, you will find content on VMware Storage, OpenBSD, and SSHLock. Check out the link below to download the PDF/EPUB file.
Thank you so much for your patience this issue.We hope you had an amazing holiday break with your friends and family. New Year’s Eve is just around the corner, so have an amazing night and a Happy New Year. Hopefully it will be better than 2016, which has been tough to all of us as World Citizens. But we are not here to talk about politics, celebrities or social issues. We are here to talk about BSD… a lot. This issue is full of interviews we have been working on for the past couple of months and managed to complete them all in the same time.
Download BSD Mag vol 10 no 12: https://bsdmag.org/download/sshlock_sshsteroids/
In this BSD Now episode, hosts Kris Moore and Allan Jude discuss running OpenBSD on APU, BSD stuff on Android devices, managing your own FreeBSD cloud service via ansible, and more. Press play below to tune in:
BSD Now weekly content: http://www.bsdnow.tv/episodes/2016_12_07-the_apu_bsd_style
Jupiter Broadcasting show notes: http://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/105291/the-apu-bsd-style-bsd-now-171/
The latest BSD Magazine is out, this one featuring Mikhail Zakharov’s article First Look at the Renewed CTL High Availability Implementation in FreeBSD, in addition to a user article on creating your first FreeBSD kernel module, bhyve, and Michael Dexter’s MeetBSD 2016 report. Download the PDF/EPUB at the link below.
BSDMag: https://bsdmag.org/download/first-look-renewed-ctl-high-availability-implementation-freebsd/
This month’s BSD Magazine features Serverless Approach to Security Automation by Renan Dias, Loading an OpenSSH Hostkey by Mike Tancsa, an interview with CTO of NBS System Emile Heitor, as well as tutorials on installing Windows 10 in FreeBSD 11, connecting Pycharm to debug a remote Docker container, and more. Follow the link below to download the PDF/EPUB file.
Download here: https://bsdmag.org/download/serverless-approach-security-automation-new-bsd-mag/
In this BSD Now episode, hosts Allan Jude and Kris Moore interview Petra regarding the NetBSD Foundation and its operation of NetBSD behind the scenes. Also featured is the upcoming FreeBSD 11.0-RELEASE. Hit play below to tune in:
For this week’s roundup of BSD related content from BSD Now: http://www.bsdnow.tv/episodes/2016_10_05-the_foundation_of_netbsd_
The latest edition of BSD Magazine features the latest updates to TrueOS and Lumina Desktop Environment — developed by Kris Moore and Ken Moore of the PC-BSD team, respectively. Other articles feature OpenBSD, dual-booting with Windows on UEFI root, the latest entry to the dual-controller storage array, FreeNAS plugins, and finally MINIX. Head on over to the link below to download the PDF or EPUB.
BSD Magazine Vol 10 No 09 – https://bsdmag.org/download/lumina_desktop_cust/
