Posted on August 27, 2023
| 3 minutes
| 635 words
| Stefano Marinelli
In 2010, one morning, a client called. My task was to set up a new complex server within a tight two-day window. Given the constraints, I opted for my top choice at the time for such tasks: NetBSD and Xen. To my astonishment, over 10 years later, the server was still up and running perfectly
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Posted on August 14, 2023
| 2 minutes
| 291 words
| Stefano Marinelli
In the recently created FreeBSD VPS, the network performance of vnet-enabled jails was significantly lower compared to that of traditional jails. Upon investigation, it appears that there is an issue related to Virtio drivers.
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Posted on November 23, 2022
| 4 minutes
| 765 words
| Stefano Marinelli
This time I decided to install Mastodon on a FreeBSD jail, managed by BastilleBSD. I’ll describe a simple, one jail installation, with the related rc files.
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Posted on May 30, 2022
| 6 minutes
| 1247 words
| Stefano Marinelli
Backup is not a tool. Backup is not a software you can buy. Backup is a strategy you need to study and implement to be able to solve your specific problems.
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Posted on February 5, 2022
| 7 minutes
| 1281 words
| Stefano Marinelli
Many Linux users are asking how we’re migrating to FreeBSD, how jails can replace lxc or (in part) Docker, and how we’re monitoring and performing backups/restores.
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Posted on January 24, 2022
| 9 minutes
| 1800 words
| Stefano Marinelli
We started a complex, continuous and not always linear operation, that is to migrate, where possible, most of the servers from Linux to FreeBSD. Here’s why.
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