gyptazy
@gyptazy@gyptazy.ch
Whoa, didn't expect 2.5 admins would be talking about noise pollution, but thanks to cryptocurrency, here we are!
@gyptazy hey! Yes, my instance was down and I've been caught up with farm work, sorry!
Jetzt auch offiziell im Programm: https://programm.froscon.org/2024/events/3031.html
@gyptazy Ich werd's mir mal anschauen und ggfs in den Vortrag einbauen.
@gyptazy Berücksichtigt ProxLB HA-Gruppen, bei denen VMs nicht auf allen Hosts laufen dürfen?
Das gleiche gilt auch für das Gegenteil, sodass du auch Gruppen erstellen kannst, wo VMs zusammen auf einen Hypervisor gelegt werden sollen, oder eben auch gänzlich ignoriert werden sollen.
@gyptazy Jetzt hat aber Proxmox schon für Hochverfügbarkeit die Gruppen für VMs. Wenn jetzt ProxLB daherkommt und VMs aus diesen Gruppen auf Hosts verschiebt, wo sie gar nicht laufen sollen, wird der Proxmox-HA-Dienst sie wieder zurückschieben.
Allerdings hat Proxmox eigenes HA eben nur sehr rudimentäre Möglichkeiten, als auch das es sich nicht für jedes Setup eignet oder gar nutzbar wäre. Das fängt mit Bugs an, die nicht in ältere Versionen gebackported werden an, aber auch dass man ggf. gar nicht für jede VM HA feature nutzen möchte, aber dennoch die Nodes vernünftig ausbalancieren möchte.
Aber das ist vermutlich eine gute Idee als ein Feature die Gruppen zu alignen.
#esx #esxi #homelab #virtualization #dpm #opensource #cluster
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Installing Uptime-Kuma on a FreeBSD Jail
https://it-notes.dragas.net/2024/07/22/install-uptime-kuma-freebsd-jail/
#FreeBSD #jail #Monitoring #UptimeKuma #SysAdmin #IT #OwnYourData #NoteHUB
@stefano Seems quite tricky after a first glance. Would be great if these things would work out of the box, but that’s wishful thinking….
@doerk Not tricky. Just follow a basic installation and change one word in a source file.
It used to work out the box before Playwright got into this. It can't work out of the box because Playwright (by Microsoft) doesn't support FreeBSD.
@stefano I got it. I meant with „tricky“ that it simply is not a straightforward installation. It’s not BSDs fault and I am quite sure that MS will not support FreeBSD in the near future.
@stefano interesting. I don't even know what Playright is... some sort of testing library? Possibly not required for runtime.
But maybe - have you had any experiences of lost functionality yet? (Maybe too early)
@paul I've been using this "hack" for more than one year, and didn't experience any lost functionality. I think it's more related to web page testing (testing components of a webpage, etc), and I don't do that.
@stefano yep... That was also the way I did and it sure worked.... I like tricking kuma 😋
@stefano
There's also a Bastille template for uptime kuma: https://gitlab.com/bastillebsd-templates/uptime-kuma
Easy to use, but with your Blog entry it also very straight forward.
Relaxing weekend with minimal computer and smartphone use.
This recharge gives me the energy and enthusiasm to start a great week ahead.
@gyptazy thank you!
@stefano@mastodon.bsd.cafe There's a reason most tech people have hobbies outside of tech. I know you like photography, any other favorite past times? Sometimes I find myself doing things like cable management at work because physically interacting with the cables takes my mind off of things and lets me relax from the more complex problems. I know some of my friends are into things like knitting, crocheting and other more physical/hands on hobbies.
@puppygirlhornypost @stefano I guess that's true for most jobs. Though I Love working with kids and teenagers and people in my job, in my spare time I find anything with large numbers of people like fairs, entertainment parks or festivals always a burden.
@puppygirlhornypost Yes, I also like hobbies that require some physical stuff. In the past I was more into gardening and cooking. I also like long walks, some mechanical works, playing piano. Having hobbies outside the tech world is a necessity, for me, so I can relax my mind and get back to tech with more energy 🙂
Y a qui en 2024 comme hébergeur décent et sans procédure d'inscription casse-bonbon¹ pour une VM Debian, avec bien accès ssh root ?
Pendant un instant j'ai cru que Zaclys était une option envigeable…
Mais ils considèrent que « c'est une offre pro » du coup ils voient pas le problème a ne pas permettre un prévelement mensuel mais uniquement un gros paiement unique… 🤕
1. Genre lien de confirmation qui ne fonctionne pas que dans sa version HTML,avec juste le FQDN dans la version plaintext…
@devnull "bien" je sais pas mais OVH, ça te va pas? Sinon, j’ai un VPS chez Hetzner ; c’est un OpenBSD mais ça sera équivalent pour une Debian.
@joel J'ai regardé SCaleway, j'ai pas commander de VPS… j'ai une eurreur « quota dépassé »… J'ai pas le temps de chercher, compte supprimé et j'ai testé Hertzner… Mais je ne vois aucune option lors de la création du domaine pour masquer les infos à caractères personnel du whois… Pourtant le .fr est sensé le permettre…
Mes adresses email et postale et mon numéro de tel exposés aux 4 vents, ça va juste pas être possible :/
@devnull euh... mais tu parles de 2 trucs différents là. Je ne vois pas bien le rapport entre un accès root à une VM et les informations whois d'un nom de domaine.
Ceci étant, j'ai aussi un nom de domaine chez Hetzner et les infos personnelles sont cachées par défaut.
@joel Moi non plus je vous le rapport… 🤔
J'ai jamais dit qu'il y avait un rapport avec l'accès root…J'ai nul part parlé root dans le message précédent… Donc je « confond » pas. Je parle de création du NdD sur l'interface konsoleH…
Je m'attendais à ce que ce quoi clairement indiqué que c'est masqué, ou de voir une option… Je lis sur reddit que Hetzner ne le permet pas. Mais c'est pas exclus que la personne qui dit ça se trompe, que ce soit un tld qui le permet ou que l'info n'est pas à jour…
Not sure if I fully understood the French part right, but maybe nerdscavehosting@mastodon.social might be a look worth. They also offer great and cheap VMs with additional services - from nerds for nerds I would say ;)
Hot Take: wenn Autoren an den großen Dramen unserer Zeit arbeiten, müssen sie für Inspiration nur mal mit der DB reisen und mitschreiben. Da ist alles dabei. Krieg, Hass, Verzweiflung, Eifersucht, Intrige, und wenn man endlich aussteigen kann auch die positiven Emotionen...
Awesome news! Nerdscave-hosting.com is now an official sponsor of @BoxyBSD
@nerdscavehosting provides you great services like #webhosting, #vserver and dedicated servers but also managed services.
Get 50% off on all vserver & webhosting products:
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Maybe we see each other in one of the talks. I'll also share some #BoxyBSD and #BSDCafe stickers, as well as the #Jails sheets from @Padukajorat@bsd.cafe Happy to see you all again!
#FrOSCon2024 #conference #socializing #socialising #conferences #opensource #freebsd #bsdcafe #boxybsd
@FiLiS : Bordeaux Association of Free Software Users https://abul.org/
@FiLiS I've been told the few Linux or free software groups in Bordeaux (ABUL, Giroll) are not so active anymore. There is a monthly meetup at Aquilenet which is an independent ISP using free software.
@FiLiS @tuxmain
@giroll est toujours là le jeudi soir, mais plutôt Debian, Ubuntu que BSD, par contre il y a de l'utilisateur BSD @Aquilenet je crois.
Il existe aussi Unbee sur Mérignac (unbee.fr) , l'Abul (Abul.org) et @bureaulibretic à Cénac toujours pour de l'usage GNU/Linux mais pas BSD. Je pense que je n'ai oublié personne :D
Greetings and salutations, folks. You can see my background in my bio here. I've worked as a regular engineer, team-lead and, later, CTO (which meant I had to do everything: from hiring people to devops).
I hated React since before it even became a thing, which is why I've written my own JS framework which plays well with server-side rendering, yet is capable of producing SPA when one needs it (which is almost never, if you're honest with yourself).
Feel free to ask me relevant questions with which you think I'll be able to help you.
I was off social networks for years (I even stayed away from watching YouTube or any videos online for a while), so it might be hard for me to post things often. BSD.cafe felt like the right community to at least try, so I hope it'll be a good place to start over.
@qount25 Welcome on board 🤗
@qount25 Ahoi, welcome aboard!👍
* vm
* ct
* all
Keep in mind that containers can't be live migrated!
#virtualization #enterprise #homelab #opensource #vm #virtualmachines
🎊 Happy Birthday, BSD Cafe! 🎂
It's been exactly one year since I decided to announce my idea to the world: the BSD Cafe.
The name was chosen in December 2022, but the project had been in my mind for quite some time. I envisioned a virtual space of serenity, well-being, constructiveness, and inclusivity.
A place where we are all FOR something (the BSDs, exchanging ideas, growth, community, mutual support), not AGAINST something – a sentiment far too common in today's polarized world.
And on 20 July 2023, almost impulsively, I launched the project, migrating my account from my previous private Mastodon instance and announcing it on Mastodon and Twitter.
I never imagined what would happen next.
The reception was incredible – many people joined, numerous registrations, and a lot of encouragement. The BSD Cafe has become a wonderful virtual place. Every time I open Mastodon (I use the PWA on my phone, not an app), or Element, or one of the BSD Cafe tools, I think of something good, constructive, and beautiful.
The BSD community is fantastic – people who are mentally and technologically mature and balanced, eager to exchange ideas and opinions, ready to teach and learn something new every day. Minds thirsty for knowledge.
I believe we have an extraordinary passion and that open source allows us to do everything without significant financial outlays. And this, in my opinion, is truly democratic and revolutionary in this stark world.
My contribution aims to be precisely this: a place where all patrons, BSD users or not, can feel relaxed and fulfilled. There's a table for everyone at the BSD Cafe, and many friends ready to spend quality time together.
After exactly one year, I can draw some conclusions.
Managing the BSD Cafe has not been complex. Users are always ready to advise and test, and their behaviour is generally very good. Occasionally, I receive some reports – some exaggerated, others I try to understand and resolve. In a year, I had to, reluctantly, remove only two users. One in the very early days: they had an exclusively negative attitude – even against me – and we risked being defederated by many instances I care about. Fortunately, the admin friends at BSD.network gave me an overview, and I understood the situation well. The second user I had to remove was...a bot. So I feel at peace with my conscience.
Throughout this year, many friends have joined, and now the BSD Cafe hosts many people and projects. The Mastodon instance, Matrix, Brew (git), the RSS readers and other services are fully active and used daily by hundreds of users. The BSD Pub Meeting, managed by @gyptazy and now part of the BSD Cafe menu, has also allowed us to talk and see each other in a relaxed context.
Like friends at the Pub.
Like friends in a Cafe.
So, happy birthday, BSD Cafe!
Happy birthday to users, friends, and supporters. I hope the BSD Cafe has brought even a fraction of the joy, well-being, and positivity to you all that it has brought to me in this past year. And all this is thanks to you all because a Cafe without people is a sad and lonely place.
Here is a link to the original project announcement, exactly one year ago: https://mastodon.bsd.cafe/@stefano/110746126447161217
#BSDCafe #BSDCafeServices #BSDCafeUpdates #BSDCafeAnnouncements #BSDCafeBirthday
Seeing your idea flourish into such a vibrant and supportive community is amazing. The positive atmosphere and mutual respect here are remarkable. It’s clear your hard work and vision have paid off.
You got me directly attracted last year on Twitter when I started with social medias and we shared exactly the same mindset - not only about #BSD related content but also about how a community around should look like. You got me back more into the community and into community related services and #opensource. I took the opportunity to create a service like #BoxyBSD for the BSD community, which provides free #VMs (#FreeBSD, #OpenBSD, #NetBSD, #OpenSolaris, #illumos) for the community to learn, practice or to build their projects. Not everyone can afford own systems to learn in real setups and here we come back to the community mindset - which I honestly took over from you by providing us all your great services!
Getting in touch with all the members of the #BSDCafe it was clear that we need something like a meeting - so we got the #BSDPub, where we can meet, discuss and share knowledge. I feel like home here in the BSDCafe and I can only recommend everyone who's interested into BSD to join.
Wishing you many more successful years ahead. Thank you for everything!
@gyptazy Thank you! Your help and effort have been fundamental to the BSD Cafe.
@EnigmaRotor @gyptazy Let's put it this way: we're not against systemd, but many of us aren't in favor of using it 😆
@stefano @EnigmaRotor @gyptazy good luck using systemd on BSD 😄
@ben @stefano @gyptazy who would have such a terrible idea? #frankensteinCreature
@EnigmaRotor @stefano @gyptazy maybe Debian GNU/kFreeBSD; Google is telling me that the project was only just officially cancelled last year
@ben @stefano @gyptazy I’m really in favor of experimental computing but I truly don’t want this beast to become alive. It’s already made of dead parts sewn together with expectation to serve the coffee, cleaning up the dishes and optionally starting some processes. Don’t put any energy in this corpse. #profanation
@stefano thanks for creating #BSDCafe and for your effort into it.
Thanks for giving us enthusiasts a home and a safe space where we can meet. A place where we don't need to feel like competitors, but instead, somewhere like a Pub or cafe, where we meet like friends. A true sense of community.
Thanks for creating this mastodon instance, that has become a virtual home for some of us.
@stefano Happy birthday! 🎉 🎂
It's hard to express gratitude through internet. Thank You for work, and making space for many people. I want to say Thank You also for everybody who are there, who make this place more alive.
I still remember November and invitation from people here.
I was lucky finding all of You, because i needed place where i could be myself (within reasonable limits).
I hope many more people from FreeBSD community jump here.
BSD Cafe imho have chance to be first "one social space" to exchange information, knowledge, or simply to talk.
Not everyone relax by talking about tech over and over again.
Forums are great, but forum is not social media. I have account on FreeBSD forum, but very often i just skip login in and simply check few things and move on.
Long live BSD Cafe! Thank You!
@sourcerer thank you!!!
@sourcerer @stefano Happy Birthdays 🎉🎂
@stefano
I just want to say happy birthday and thank you for this amazing community! Short story: I was browsing on twitter (already fed up with the way it was functioning) and I saw someone talking about several things that made me jump off the chair --> BSD community in Mastodon. This was a guy I have never heard about (sorry, but this is true 😅), inviting people to join this alternative place... There was no turn around and I'm happy to be here almost from the beginning
I found a lot of interesting people, a nice non-toxic environment and some really nice things like NO ADS!!! 😂😂😂
@stefano thank you for everything you've done so far, and thank you everyone involved that makes this place like a second home 😉
Cheers!
@jcamos thank you!!! Glad that this random guy on Twitter didn't disappoint you 😉
XCP-NG looks more enterprise alike and also works pretty well. Live migrations with shared NFS datastore works without any issues. But setting up #orchestra feels somehow... Anyone using XCP-NG in production?
* Used Resources: Rebalances VMs for the optimal resource usage by their currently used resources for efficiency
* Assigned Resources: Rebalances VMs by their max. assigned resources to guarantee the resources (avoid overprovisioning)
#proxmox #virtualmachines #hosting #kvm #qemu #esx #esxi #drs #cluster #vm #vms #virtualisation #virtualization #virtualisierung #opensource
#FreeBSD #NetBSD #OpenBSD #NomadBSD #GhostBSD #BSDCafe #RunBSD #BSDNetwork #BSDCommunity #meeting #usergroup #BoxyBSD
#FreeBSD hint
If you want to see the netmask in decimal, just issue the following command on the desired network interface:
$ ifconfig -f inet:dotted igb0
Yesterday we released NomadBSD 141R-20240711 based on FreeBSD 14.1.
Changes since 140R-20240126
- The base system has been changed to FreeBSD 14.1-RELEASE-p2.
- A hard link creation bug concerning unionfs has been fixed.
- A calculation bug which led to an overfull UFS root partition has been fixed.
- The fusefs module has been changed to reduce (and hopefully eliminate) timeout errors on unionfs.
- The NomadBSD tools have been ported from Qt5 to Qt6.
- Several small improvements and bugfixes.
Get it from here: https://nomadbsd.org/download.html
EDIT:
The download page is not updated, yet. It should list the new release very soon.
EDIT 2:
The download page now lists the release.
@lme Great! Thank you, NomadBSD is a fantastic project!
@lme Hello,
I am currently using a 14.0 zfs installed on my laptop. What is the most suitable method for upgrading 14.1?
Thanks for you and for your team.
@lme
Thanks 👍
@lme
Awesome!
Gotta grab the new image! 😉
@lme wow this is impressive. Just tried #NomadBSD (ZFS version) on a latest Tuxedo Infinity Book 14 and it all works except the sound. Will dig a bit further but I'm quite impressed with the first 20 minutes.
Was able to scale display, install additional software, encrypt home directory and connect to WiFi. All without any hiccups! ❤️
Big thanks to NomadBSD team, you are amazing!
Bridging Networks Across VPS With Wireguard and VXLAN on FreeBSD
https://it-notes.dragas.net/2024/07/15/bridging-networks-across-vps-wireguard-vxlan-freebsd/
#FreeBSD #VXLan #Wireguard #Networking #IT #SysAdmin #NoteHUB
Sounds good to me! I follow them now, so I can pick up FiLis and LME and can come over :)
Danke, bei mir ist auch alles gut :)
#kvm #qemu #vmware #virt #vm #virtualization #virtualisation #virtualisierung #opensource
https://gyptazy.ch/blog/proxlb-rebalance-vm-workloads-across-nodes-in-proxmox-clusters/
#opensource #vm #virtualmachine #automation #ci #cicd #esx #esxi #drs #kvm #qemu #management
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Introducing tory - by @jutty
tori is a configuration management and system replication tool being rewritten with portability and idempotency in mind.
Storage -> zfs
Net/firewall -> pf
„Container“ -> Jails
Virtualization -> bhyve
For testing on BSD based systems maybe also a look worth: @BoxyBSD (https://boxybsd.com).
(Re)Balance VM workloads across nodes in Proxmox clusters! I wrote this for my #BoxyBSD project in the past and thought this could be helpful.
Project: https://github.com/gyptazy/ProxLB
Let me write the docs and create pkgs, I’ll push it next week: https://github.com/gyptazy/proxmox-rebalancing-service
Wrote one for BoxyBSD that uses the proxmox api of a cluster to rebalance VMs across all nodes within a cluster for a better resource and vm workload distribution.
Nodes and VMs can be filtered (e.g. you have special nodes (like NVMe-oF, PCI passthrough, cpu pinning,…) or VMs that make use of this of have some special configurations that should not be moved.
Rebalancing can be done by memory, storage (makes only sense on local storage) or CPU usage.
The rebalancing tries to balance all nodes in a most equal way.
From Cloud Chaos to FreeBSD Efficiency
https://it-notes.dragas.net/2024/07/04/from-cloud-chaos-to-freebsd-efficiency/
#FreeBSD #jails #bhyve #GCP #AWS #kubernetes #OwnYourData #Linux #NoteHUB
I use the web clients, saves as webapp for easy access
Excited to announce the release of NotiMail 1.0!
📧 NotiMail now includes:
* Log rotation based on size or time for efficient log management.
* Thread-safe email processing for seamless multi-account handling.
* Enhanced configuration validation to ensure smooth operations.
* Continued support for multiple push providers including Apprise, NTFY, Gotify, and Pushover.
Upgrade now and experience extended battery life, swift notifications, and reduced data consumption.
Check out the full changelog and installation guide on our GitHub!
https://github.com/draga79/NotiMail
#NotiMail #Email #Notifications #Tech #OpenSource #Python #Apprise #NTFY #Gotify #Pushover #SQLite #OwnYourData
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Enhancing FreeBSD Stability With ZFS Pool Checkpoints
Discover how to enhance the stability of your FreeBSD system using ZFS pool checkpoints, providing robust backup and recovery solutions.
https://it-notes.dragas.net/2024/07/01/enhancing-freebsd-stability-with-zfs-pool-checkpoints/
#FreeBSD #RunBSD #ZFS #DataRecovery #BackupStrategies #IT #SysAdmin #NoteHUB
Let’s continue to create great projects & code and contribute back to the #opensource community! Happy #coding! Have fun!
is only content encoded or everything?
sed 's/<[^>]*>//g' could help to get rid of the html tags.
1. Yep and it’s every customer's first question when we talk about virtualization solutions and turns directly in a no-go. I’d really like to place FreeBSD based systems more often at customer's environments.
2. That often depends on the customer and his setups. But many of them did the way and also moved directly into the fully containerized world.
3. No, you do not need. You just need to ensure that you use the function set of the oldest system.
4. Sure, but that a special corner cases. We have the same with any other similar things like CPU pinning, SR-IOV…
Don’t love, I cut them out and put them to my stamp collection :)
Thanks :) you should also fetch them :)
I love getting such mails! Thanks a lot for shipping them @mischa@exquisite.social & @OpenBSDAms@bsd.network!
PS: Just have a look at the stamp ❤️
#OpenBSD #FreeBSD #NetBSD #BSDCafe #BSDNetwork #BSDPub #OpenBSDAms #OpenBSDAmsterdam #BSDCommunity #Community
This was especially funny on mirrors and cdn archieves.
A modern, minimal, flexible, and easy-to-expand FreeBSD Jail manager built with love by experienced users for both neophytes and experts.
I tested it in the past, and liked it. Testing it again now and I like it. No databases, just the jail's dataset and a single .conf file to migrate or backup a jail.
Thank you, @antranigv
#Kubernetes #K8s #Container #Linux #NetApp #Trident #VM #SLES #Rancher
https://gyptazy.ch/blog/harvester-a-more-modern-alternative-to-proxmox/
You can find more about here:
Call Recording: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YhKQsPVM8sQ&t
Build + Bin: https://gyptazy.ch/howtos/howto-build-freedive-a-freebsd-gui-management-tool/
Written by @harshad@sharma.io - thank you very much!
#BoxyBSD is now sponsoring: Freedive
#Freedive is a beginner/hobbyist/tinkerer friendly, mobile-first web interface to run FreeBSD as a personal/public server.
Hey Thomas,
thanks a lot and happy to hear that it helps you and the open-source projects :)
People spending their spare-time and efforts into building and sharing valuable software should not be limited by missing resources. Depending on the needs, even small projects can easily cost too much money for the required hardware and everything behind it - just to keep it running.
Have fun and keep up the great work that you guys are doing! Thank YOU ALL
@BoxyBSD @stsp @gyptazy My thanks to @gyptazy for going out of his way to help. I can’t stress enough just how friendly and informative he’s been as we’ve been provisioning these machines.
This will really help #gameoftrees out, as I plan on having a manual CI system in place to compile changes across the three core BSDs ({Free,Net,Open}BSD).
Currently we’re relying on the infrastructure CirrusCI provides. This is still excellent, but it has been in contention of late with how much we’re able to use those servers. #boxybsd is going to help massively here.
I plan on writing up the process of how I’m going to use these machines.
Thanks again, @gyptazy
#BoxyBSD is now sponsoring the open-source project: Game of Trees
#GameofTrees (Got) is a version control system which prioritizes ease of use and simplicity over flexibility and mainly targeting #OpenBSD users.
Project: https://gameoftrees.org
CC: @thomasadam @stsp @gyptazy
Tags: #opensource #freebsd #openbsd #netbsd #GoT #gameOfTrees #VCS
#BoxyBSD is now sponsoring the open-source project: Telescope
#Telescope is a w3m-like browser for #Gemini.
Project: https://telescope.omarpolo.com
CC: @thomasadam @op @gyptazy
Tags: #opensource #freebsd #openbsd #netbsd #gemini #gem #capsule #gemcapusle #geminicapsule #geminiprotocol #gopher
Well done! I love your overviews! They’re technical and an eye catcher at the same time and always attracting people! Well done!
Longer text is also something what I encountered in the German translation, curios how it will look like rendered :)
Thanks for your work and efforts :)
However, currently I'm playing around with some completely different things like #Harvester - running #SLE with #Kubernetes, #Longhorn and #KubeVirt. I spawned a three node cluster just in minutes and could use live migrations.
Multi tenant solutions are a bit more tricky and the #Rancher integration is not that easy as expected and took additional 30 minutes. Currently, I like the approach of #HCI and also the more modern one which feels more like infrastructure as a code. I'm aware that this might not fit all scenarios and use cases and it's just having a look aside of the typical solutions. But it looks pretty promising and interesting.
#cloud #virt #virtualization #proxmox #vmware #esx #esxi #clonos #bhyve #jails #container #linux
https://gyptazy.ch/blog/clonos-an-alternative-to-proxmox-based-on-freebsd/
#bsd #virtualization #zfs #ipv6 #livemigration #bhyve #jails