by Cao | Mar 1, 2019 | Blog, FreeBSD, ZFS
FreeBSD contributor Colin Percival announces that ZFS AMIs are now available for FreeBSD 12.0 operating system. AMI, or Amazon Machine Images, makes it easier to deploy FreeBSD onto Amazon’s cloud computing services. See his blog below for more details on how to...
by Cao | Feb 7, 2019 | Blog, FreeBSD
FreeBSD contributor Alexander Leidinger jots down thoughts on how to keep the open-source operating system FreeBSD relevant in this day and age. Leidinger discusses companies that use FreeBSD, features such as virtualization (jails, bhyve), the documentation,...
by Cao | Jan 22, 2019 | Blog, FreeBSD
User Banym recounts his experience in first discovering FreeBSD, back in 2002 and using version 4.6. He also gives some of his pros and cons of FreeBSD after using it for over a decade, and running it in VMs alongside Linux Gentoo. See the link below for his full...
by Cao | May 15, 2018 | Blog, FreeBSD Foundation
Student Mitchell Horne recently wrote about his experience as an intern for the FreeBSD Foundation. He details his journey from learning about how the Foundation works to helping out commits. You may view his full thoughts at the FreeBSD Foundation blog below. Hi, my...
by Cao | Apr 12, 2018 | Blog, iXsystems
iXsystems CEO recently published an article on Forbes discussing the open source path they took, and how leadership helped shape and ensure success for their business model. The article also talks about their adoption of FreeBSD as the operating system of choice for...
by Cao | Mar 16, 2018 | Blog, TrueOS
User ashik details his personal journey of using TrueOS, an open source operating system based on FreeBSD, for the past 8 months. Ashik blogs about the apps be used, such as Thunderbird, weechat, GIMP, Seafile, Rabbitmq, and others. See the link below to see the pros...
