“AnyRAID is just the beginning.” @hexos-official.bsky.social partnered with Klara to develop ZFS AnyRaid, unlocking flexible mixed-drive storage layouts with up to 33% higher usable capacity while preserving ZFS reliability. Read the case study: na3.hubs.ly/y0vjx50
How HexOS and Klara Engineered ZFS AnyRaid to Unlock Mixed-Drive Flexibility for all ZFS Users - Klara Systems
Case study: See how HexOS and Klara engineered ZFS AnyRaid to unlock efficient mixed-drive storage for ZFS.
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Running OpenZFS in production? Klara’s ZFS Infrastructure Support gives you direct access to experienced ZFS engineers for tuning, troubleshooting, upgrades, and best practices. Save up to 35% when you sign by Jan 31, 2026 👉 https://bit.ly/3YxU3xV
Discover what’s new in OpenZFS 2.4. Join Allan Jude and Paul Dagnelie as they walk through the most impactful updates—covering performance, reliability, and when upgrading makes sense for production systems. Save your spot: https://bit.ly/4qlr1xz
We're excited to announce our cohost Paul Dagnelie to our upcoming webinar! With over a decade of experience in ZFS, he is a major contributor to a number of areas of the OpenZFS codebase, and a repeat presenter at the OpenZFS Summit. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3YyH1jL
Getting replication right on ZFS means avoiding DIY scripts and relying on proven tools like Syncoid, zrepl, and BZFS. They’ve already solved the edge cases so you don’t have to. Watch the webinar for more tips and tricks → https://bit.ly/4o7QOYs
Reliable storage starts long before deployment. Klara helps teams plan ZFS systems that meet real-world needs, from picking the right hardware to tuning existing infrastructure. Solve bottlenecks early and design with confidence Learn more: https://bit.ly/49Hlv2Z
Tomorrow’s the day! The Klara team joins the OpenZFS User & Developer Summit with three developer presentations: - 10 AM – AnyRAID with Paul Dagnelie - 1 PM – ZFS Large Label & Blockpointer-V2 with Allan Jude - 2:30 PM – QLC NAND Don't miss out! #OpenSource #OpenZFS #Storage #OpenZFSSummit
Another great session in the books! Allan Jude and JT broke down what it really takes to run ZFS on Proxmox efficiently. Big thanks to everyone who joined live, asked questions, and shared their experiences. 📺 Couldn’t make it? Tune into the recording: https://bit.ly/3WjhAll #ZFS #Proxmox #OpenZFS
We had a great time at EuroBSDcon 2025 in Zagreb! We loved connecting with the BSD community, sharing insights & learning from those shaping open source. Thanks to all who joined the conversations, and see you next time! #EuroBSDcon #BSD #OpenSource
In this FreeBSD Journal article, Igor Ostapenko shares how he first got involved with FreeBSD, his path into operating system work, and his advice for new contributors. 🔗 Read the full interview: buff.ly/YG1Zjlm #FreeBSD #FreeBSDJournal #OpenSource #EmbeddedBSD
Interview with Igor Ostapenko | FreeBSD Foundation
Starting Firewall Development: An Interview with Igor Ostapenko Starting FreeBSD Development An Interview with with Igor Ostapenko By Tom Jones TJ: There are numerous paths into working on FreeBSD,…
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ZFS isn’t just resilient—it can be tuned for blazing performance. From ARC & prefetch to Direct I/O & recordsize tuning, see how we unlock high-throughput storage with ZFS in our latest article: https://bit.ly/4nrC4nX
"Networking for System Administrators, 2nd ed" is now live on #Kickstarter! It broke $10k, which means all backers also get a bonus ebook on ZFS. #sysadmin mwl.io/ks
Klara is proud to partner with Eshtek to bring ZFS AnyRAID to life. A true testament to what's possible when open source experts collaborate with clarity and purpose! Read more about ZFS AnyRaid: hexos.com/blog/introdu... @hexos-official.bsky.social
Introducing ZFS AnyRaid, Sponsored by Eshtek — HexOS
At the beginning of this year, we made the decision to invest a substantial chunk of capital to support an open source project for which we have great personal interest. ZFS AnyRaid will give us...
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Dave Cottlehuber and I have been working on adding per-jail metadata feature to #FreeBSD. Many thanks to the Jails Working Group for their feedback over the past few months. It's time for wider feedback. Dave's blog provides the details and some great examples: people.freebsd.org/~dch/posts/2...
Adding per-jail metadata - Random Musings
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An article I wrote has been published in the latest issue of the FreeBSD Journal: freebsdfoundation.org/wp-content/u.... It provides FreeBSD developers with details about a newly added feature that enhances the FreeBSD Test Suite’s parallelism. #FreeBSD
FreeBSD Foundation@freebsdfoundation.bsky.social · 2y agoThe October/September 2024 Issue of the FreeBSD Journal is here! This edition focuses on Kernel Development and features: 🟢Character Device Driver Tutorial 🟢Porting VPP to FreeBSD 🟢Enhancing FreeBSD Test Suite Parallelism with Kyua Read it here 👉 https://buff.ly/4hWGAZ5
youtu.be/wkMfXJpAGqM?... At OpenFest 2024, I presented a significant improvement to the FreeBSD development process as a result of my recent work. OpenFest plays an important role in supporting open-source software and the free sharing of knowledge. #OpenFest #OpenFest2024 #FreeBSD
It's always a good idea to thank for the contribution to educational materials, which promotes the growth of the community. #FreeBSD #EuroBSDCon #EBC24
A quick overview of IPsec filtering and inspection with FreeBSD #ipsec #freebsd #pf #firewall #tcpdump igoro.pro/a-quick-over...
A quick overview of IPsec filtering and inspection with FreeBSD
Sometimes it's useful to have a short summary of several documentation sources with quick examples.
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I just backed Run Your Own Mail Server: A Book for Independence & Privacy on #kickstarter kck.st/3WN5vGc #ryoms
Run Your Own Mail Server: A Book for Independence & Privacy
A book for the hard-core Unix sysadmin, by a fellow hard-core sysadmin with decades of experience running small mail servers.
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Runtime environment specifics can be easily omitted when there are no dependencies on. But it's pity if they are forgotten when it's important to consider them. Just a reminder. #freebsd igoro.pro/target-arch-...
Target arch specifics may conceal a bug. Or how to deal with FreeBSD Netlink buffer overflow.
Runtime environment specifics can be easily omitted when there are no dependencies on. But it's pity if they are forgotten when it's important to consider them. Just a reminder.
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