Category: TrueNAS

The 5th annual OpenZFS Developer Summit was held in San Francisco on October 24-25. Hosted by Delphix at the Children’s Creativity Museum in San Francisco, over a hundred OpenZFS contributors from a wide variety of companies attended and collaborated during the conference and developer summit.

March 14, 2006 marks an important date in the history of the IT abstraction known as the cloud. On this day, Amazon introduced the S3 (Simple Storage Service) to the world and things have never been the same. Fast forward to August, 2017 and Amazon’s cloud service, of which S3…

The TrueNAS X10 is the the 3rd generation of the TrueNAS unified storage line. The X10 is the first of a new TrueNAS series, and will be expandable to up to 360TB with the TrueNAS ES12 expansion shelf. This blog will show what makes the TrueNAS X10 unique.

In this second and concluding post, Steve Wong, Director of Storage Product Management discusses four of the many use cases supported by the TrueNAS X10. This will help organizations work more effectively and efficiently and to provide the rationale on why the X10 may be perfectly aligned with your IT environment.

Last week, the iXsystems Team traveled up to Ottawa, Canada for the annual BSDCan 2017 Conference. To no one’s surprise, the conference was filled with multiple events and work sessions, aimed to further empower and inform the local FreeBSD community of all the new and exciting events happening in the world of FreeBSD. Read all about Ken Moore and Samantha Bonham’s personal reflections on their experience at the conference.

Our own Director of Product Management, Steve Wong, details the technical merits of the new TrueNAS X10. He gives a general technical overview of each component of the new TrueNAS X10 by iXsystems. Be on the lookout for Steve’s second part of this blog.

iXsystem’s Senior Technical Marketing Engineer, Brad Meyer writes about his experience at the 2017 VeeamON Conference.

iXsystems’ Sales Engineer, John Sanderson returns to add onto the importance of data replication and how to replicate your data using TrueNAS. Specifically, John goes over using TrueNAS Snapshots and Local Data Replication.