OpenZFS vs. the Competition

OpenZFS vs. the Competition

Most storage vendors don’t talk about the file systems under the hood of their products, and for good reason: Your average file system is taking few precautions to guarantee the integrity of your data and never will. Learn how OpenZFS compares to other file systems found in popular storage products and why it powers every storage product that we sell.

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FreeNAS 9.10 Released

2016 will bring revolutionary changes to the world’s number one software-defined storage solution and it all starts with this week’s FreeNAS 9.10 release which unveils the operating system that will power the next generation of FreeNAS.

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FreeNAS CLI Preview

The evolution of FreeNAS has been both subtle and revolutionary over its decade-long history and next generation of FreeNAS is poised to introduce the biggest changes yet to the world’s most popular software-defined storage OS.

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iXsystems’ TrueNAS Tops the Latest DCIG Buyer’s Guide

iXsystems’ TrueNAS Tops the Latest DCIG Buyer’s Guide

iXsystems, the industry pioneer in enterprise storage and servers driven by Open Source, today announced that the TrueNAS Z35 received the top ranking from DCIG in their 2016-2017 iSCSI SAN Utility Storage Array Buyer’s Guide. Representing iXsystems’ fourth DCIG Buyer’s Guide win, the iSCSI SAN Utility Storage Array Buyer’s Guide evaluated more than 100 different criteria across 67 different storage arrays from 14 different storage vendors, including Dell, HP, EMC, and NetApp.

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The Myth of Effective Storage Capacity

The Myth of Effective Storage Capacity

If you ask a vendor for a quote for 30TB of storage, do you get 30TB of usable storage? You will from iXsystems, but from the others you will not get it as often as you might expect. This blog post details what you get with iXsystems and how some vendors entice you with their myth of storage capacity.

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Aaron Pierson

  Cloud Computing and Backup Administrator FreeNAS is the best thing to happen to my house since linux. Creating NFS/CIFS mounts – done. Uploading my music, pictures, videos, and documents – done. Sharing my uploads with my PS3, smart TV, and tablet – done. And that’s just with my 32 bit box. Using deduplication to […]

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Matt Flaming

  System Admin and Instrumentation Engineer I find FreeNAS easy to implement, easy to manage with its beautiful web interface, and an overall feature-set that cannot be beat by an off-the-shelf unit. Ease of expansion in DIY projects is a must and I don’t know if I have seen the limit to what FreeNAS can […]

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