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> With Linux, you get a modern stack such as Linux containers or ZFS if you want those excellent filesystem features. While might be more pre-oackaged containe
by LanternLight83 4y ago
> With Linux, you get a modern stack such as Linux containers or ZFS if you want those excellent filesystem features.
While might be more pre-oackaged containers available for linux, our OCI stack has nothing on BSD's Jails. ZFS was ported to linux from Solaris, and still runs better on the BSD's (at least in regards to license controversies, if not feature support or performance, which have mostly converged in OpenZFS). The linux-native option would be BTRFS (love them both :p).
- gnubison 4y agoOpenBSD does not support jails or ZFS. Those are FreeBSD features (although perhaps NetBSD supports some of them too?). I really like OpenBSD but I think it’s counterproductive to lump them together: they are very different.