by Cao | Nov 18, 2019 | FreeBSD Conferences, Netflix
FreeBSD contributor Drew Gallatin gives a talk about the FreeBSD Network Stack and optimizing NUMA, and its real world application for Netflix’s servers. This presentation occurred at EuroBSDCon 2019 in Lillehammer, Norway. I will discuss optimizations to keep...
by Cao | Feb 20, 2019 | FreeBSD, Netflix
In this blog, user Abhishek Prakash discusses Netflix’s use of FreeBSD. In fact, quite a large amount of streaming bandwidth goes through FreeBSD servers that are deployed by Netflix in the US. To learn more, below you may also view a talk and slides by Jonathan...
by Cao | Dec 24, 2018 | Apple
The developers of macOS and iOS have made available the source code for the kernel of iOS 12 and macOS 12.14. FreeBSD code can be found within the operating system, in combination with the Mach kernel. You can download it here. XNU kernel is part of the Darwin...
by Cao | Feb 23, 2017 | Apple, FreeBSD, macOS, Podcast
The folks at The Mac Observer interview Jordan Hubbard regarding his time as a founder of FreeBSD, heading Apple’s UNIX team, and his many contributions to open source. Check out the link below to listen to the podcast. Jordan Hubbard, the co-founder of FreeBSD,...
by Cao | Dec 9, 2016 | Apple, macOS, Notebook
This is a lengthy discussion from Hacker News, derived from a tutorial by user mpasternacki on how to get FreeBSD set up on a MacBook Pro. Top comment: wwweston 15 days ago [-] > Six years later, it less and less “Just Works”, started turning into...
by Cao | Dec 2, 2016 | Apple, macOS
The developers of Apple have released the Darwin source code for macOS 10.12 Sierra. Darwin comprises of the kernel, BSD portions, drivers, and developer tools. The source code can be found at the links provided. The lowest layers of macOS, including the kernel, BSD...
