4 ms·
I'm running a FreeBSD box as my personal file server (have a ZFS pool of WD Red drives). As a server OS, I've always preferred the BSDs. Unfortunately, due to
by jcadam 7y ago
I'm running a FreeBSD box as my personal file server (have a ZFS pool of WD Red drives).
As a server OS, I've always preferred the BSDs. Unfortunately, due to Docker, BSD is becoming much less relevant for a lot of use cases.
- throw0101a 7y agoExperimental support: * https://wiki.freebsd.org/Docker https://wiki.freebsd.org/Docker
- magicalhippo 7y ago> Unfortunately, due to Docker, BSD is becoming much less relevant for a lot of use cases. Same boat. I've recently been testing out running Docker inside a bhyve VM, using plain Debian and NFS for mounting the ZFS datasets in the containers. Not ideal, quite a lot of overhead, but seems to work for my limited workload for now. So, kinda torn about where to go from here. I quite like having a NAS that just does its thing and is easy to administrate, but I also really want to be able to run various Docker images...