10 Things Your CIO Should Know About TrueNAS
We could write volumes about all the benefits of TrueNAS and why it should be in your workplace. For the sake of brevity, however, we’ve narrowed it down to ten things your CIO should know about TrueNAS before deciding on a storage solution. 1. It’s Both a SAN and a...
#MissionComplete Best Stories | The ZFS ZIL/SLOG Demystified | Issue #27
Hello FreeNAS Users, The best October #MissionComplete stories are in! Also in this month’s issue, find out everything you need to know about ZFS ZIL and SLOG, the latest industry accolades received by TrueFlash, and a trip report from SeaGL. Cheers, The FreeNAS Team October #MissionComplete Best Stories We received so many great #MissionComplete stories […]
The ZFS ZIL and SLOG Demystified
The ZIL and SLOG are two of the most misunderstood concepts in ZFS and hopefully this will clear things up
Why I Chose FreeNAS When I Started My Own Landscape Architecture Firm
After fourteen years of working in the field of landscape architecture, I decided to start my own firm. I have always considered myself a quick learner when it comes to software programs and enjoy the challenge of learning new ones. Knowing my way around computer hardware, on the other hand, was another matter. I did […]
October #MissionComplete Best Stories
We received so many great #MissionComplete stories that we had no choice but to declare a tie for October’s best!
The first Amazon Gift Card and FreeNAS T-shirt goes to Justin Vare:
“When it comes to data integrity, security, and dependability in storage, FreeNAS has no competition”
The second Amazon Gift Card and FreeNAS T-shirt goes to Todd Russell:
“Thanks for not holding anything back in giving it away free so that people like me can use it at home and to help others.”
Read their full stories below and tell us how you have used FreeNAS, FreeBSD, TrueNAS, OpenZFS or iXsystems hardware to complete your mission!
Good luck on your next mission!
TrueNAS Z50 “TrueFlash” Delivers a Feature Rich, Enterprise-Class, All-Flash Storage Array for Every Customer
iXsystems, an industry leader in storage and servers driven by Open Source, today announced that its TrueNAS arrays continue to receive accolades from industry research firm DCIG. The TrueNAS Z50 “TrueFlash” array ranked “Excellent” in the DCIG 2015-2016 All-Flash Array Buyer’s Guide. This news comes just months after DCIG awarded the TrueNAS Z20 with an “Excellent” rating in their 2015-2016 Small/Midsize Enterprise (SME) Hybrid Storage Buyer’s Guide. DCIG also awarded the TrueNAS Z30 an “Excellent” in their 2015-2016 Midsize Enterprise Hybrid Storage Buyer’s Guide.
FreeNAS: A Worst Practices Guide
There are many best practices guides for managing storage solutions out there, but a lot of how you administer your storage depends on your specific use case and what you’re trying to accomplish. While we have created a best practices for FreeNAS, we also decided to take a look at what you don’t want to […]
Defeating CryptoLocker Attacks with ZFS
NOTE: This is historical content that may contain outdated information. Plextec is a Canadian managed services provider that uses FreeNAS exclusively to provide Windows and GNU/Linux virtual servers to over 200 companies using XenServer. I spoke with Plextec CTO Todd Ladouceur about how Plextec routinely defeats CryptoLocker ransomware attacks with ZFS and FreeNAS. Michael: Todd, […]
FreeNAS 9.3.1 Release | CryptoLocker vs FreeNAS | FreeNAS 9.3 Permissions Tutorial | Issue #25
Hello FreeNAS Users, We have a small update to FreeNAS this month. We’re also taking a closer look at how one company uses FreeNAS and ZFS to circumvent CryptoLocker attacks and we see what the team has to say about their trip to VMworld 2015. Cheers, The FreeNAS Team FreeNAS 9.3.1 is Available It’s not […]
Solving Storage Challenges with Root on ZFS
NOTE: This is historical content that may contain outdated information. The ZFS file system provides data integrity features for storage drives using its Copy On Write (CoW) technology and improved RAID, but these features have been limited to storage drives...