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123: ZFS in the trenches

123: ZFS in the trenches



This week on BSDNow, we will be talking shop with Josh Paetzel of FreeNAS fame, hearing about his best do’s and do-nots of using ZFS in production. Also, a quick

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A Brief look back at 2015

  • As we start the show this week, we begin with a brief look back at BSD in 2015, brought to us by Larry at FOSS force.
  • Aside from his issue with tap-to-click on the touchpad, his PC-BSD experience has been pretty good. (Larry, if you hear this, jump on #pcbsd on FreeNode and we will lend a hand)
  • He mentions that this really isn’t his first time running BSD, apparently back in ye-olden days he got NetBSD up and running on a PowerBook G3, until an update brought that experience to abrupt ending.
  • He gives a shout-out to the FreeBSD Foundation as being a great go-to source for wrapup on the previous year in FreeBSD land, while also mentioning the great 4.4 release of DragonFly, and some of the variants, such as RetroBSD and LiteBSD
  • He leaves us with a tease for 2016 that work is ongoing on Twitter to port over Mopidy, a python based extensible music server ***

A look forward at BSD events throughout 2016

  • After a quick look back at 2015, now its time to start planning your 2016 schedule. The BSDEvents site has a calendar of all the upcoming conferences / shows where BSD will have a presence this year.
  • There are quite a few items on the agenda, including non BSD specific conferences, such as SCALE / Fosdem and more.
  • Take a look and see, you may be able to find something close your location where you can come hang out with other BSD developers.
  • (or better yet), if a linux conference is coming to your town, think about submitting a BSD talk!
  • Additionally, if getting BSD Certification is something on your 2016 resolutions, you can often take the test at one of these shows, avoiding the need to travel to a testing center. ***

The 'Hidden' Cost of Using ZFS for Your Home NAS

  • An article was recently posted that seems to be trying to dissuade people from using ZFS for their home NAS
  • It points out what experienced


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