ZeroFS: S3-backed NFS Service on FreeBSD (Proof of Concept, Part 1) # Introduction # Please note that we found out while operating the PoC that Garage ignores the conditions in conditional writes. As this feature is required by ZeroFS, this means that ZeroFS is actually not reliably working with Garage at the moment.| Honeyguide
When it comes to virtualization, many people still think that NFS isn't suitable for serious workloads in their enterprise environment and that you need to rely on protocols like iSCSI or Fibre Channel to get proper performance. That mindset might have made sense years ago, but times have changed. Today, we have access to incredibly| gyptazy - The DevOps Geek • DevOps, coding, cloud and open source in a geek...
Klara recommends performing routine servicing tasks on your lightly- to moderately-tasked Open Source FreeBSD NAS every 4 to 8 weeks.| Klara Systems
I spent part of today figuring out how to deploy ShotShare into Kubernetes so that I can easily share screenshots and the like with others. This post details the headaches I ran into (self-inflicted a| www.bentasker.co.uk
We use Vagrant for development at Stripe, using NFS mounts to share code from the host into the Vagrant dev box. We use bundler to manage Ruby dependencies, and configure it to install gems directly into the project directory, inside the vendor/ subdirectory. Installing gems there, instead of globally, ensures isolation, and preserves gems across re-creation of the Vagrant VM, which means you don’t need to wait for a bunch of gems to download if you blow away your VM. Recently we upgraded o...| nelhage debugs shit
