freebsd · gkwhite · Nov 1, 2022 · Oct 31, 2022
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+title: BSDCan
+date: 2022-06-01
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+1-4 June 2022 in Ottawa, Canada
+
+BSDCan 2022, the 18th Annual BSD conference, quickly established itself as the technical conference for people working on and with 4.4BSD based operating systems and related projects. The organizers have found a fantastic formula that appeals to a wide range of people from extreme novices to advanced developers.
diff --git a/content/2022/BSDCan/czekaj-Data_Science_on_FreeBSD_ARM64.md b/content/2022/BSDCan/czekaj-Data_Science_on_FreeBSD_ARM64.md
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+layout: video
+title: "Data Science on FreeBSD/ARM64"
+date: 2022-06-03
+author: Maciej Czekaj
+youtube: NxON0Fv28LE
+---
+Recently, ARM64 became a Tier I platform for FreeBSD. This talk is a report from a Data-Scientific experiment run on the ThunderX2 ARM server platform under FreeBSD/12. The experiment was using a mix of a custom C++ simulator and FOSS software (Pandas, SciPy, etc…). This large SMP system (56 cores) with lots of RAM was put under constant high load for weeks until it produced the final results, giving testimony to the stability of the FreeBSD/ARM64 platform. The talk discusses the experience from porting the software suite from Linux and ensuring its robust operation under constant memory pressure.
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+title: EuroBSDCon
+date: 2022-09-15
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+The 20th European BSD Conference took place in Vienna, Austria on September 15-18, 2022.
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+layout: video
+title: "The FreeBSD build option, OpenZFS, bhyve, compat_linux, and jail.conf.d nexus"
+date: 2022-09-18
+author: Michael Dexter
+youtube: -qFG8LebHvo
+---
+A powerful whole that is far greater than the sum of its parts  
+
+FreeBSD 13.1 marks a milestone that was decades in the making: The unification of functioning build options that control operating system features, the cross-platform OpenZFS file system and volume manager, the configuration file format for the bhyve hypervisor, a Linux compatibility layer, and the Jail container subsystem with jail.conf.d which can efficiently enhance the security of them. No other open source or proprietary operating system can match these features and this talk will describe how FreeBSD 13.1 onward can provide the platform for flexible and secure compute environments that embrace a "learn once, deploy for decades" philosophy.
+
+Available features of this stack include:
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+* Host and Container OS upgrades via OpenZFS snapshots
+* Institutionally-contained Virtual Machines
+* Lightweight and full-featured FreeBSD Virtual Machines
+* Lightweight and full-featured FreeBSD Containers
+* Lightweight and full-featured Linux and other OS Virtual Machines
+* Lightweight and full-featured Linux Containers
+* Virtual Machine management using popular Jail management tools
+
+All using in-base or near-base tools.
+
+This talk is aimed at new and moderately-experienced system operators thanks to its leveraging of in-based tools and documentation.
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+Date: 2022-01-01
+title: 2022
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