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Dear Readers,
The holiday season is almost over. We have only one “holiday” left this month - Valentine's Day. Do you count it as a holiday? Do you celebrate other holidays this month? Let us know, we love to learn more about you!
You will not find hearts in this issue. You don’t have to expect red and pink colours either, but if you like to celebrate the holiday of love, I would like to wish you an amazing time with beloved ones.
Moving on to the issue, this time we would like to focus on the subject of open storage. Check out contents below!
Here, I would also like to apologise to you for changing the names of the files. We have been trying to systematise it and we have decided that naming them by numbers, not by months will be the best way. So that's how it will be from now and please, don't get annoyed by that any more 😉
Enjoy your reading!
Marta & BSD Mag Team
Contents:
News
BSD World Monthly News
by Marta Ziemianowicz
This column presents the latest news coverage of breaking news events, products releases and trending topics.
Interviews
Interview with Matt Olander from iXsystems
by Marta Ziemianowicz, Marta Strzelec and Marta Sienicka
Interview with Guilem Veiga from AWS
by Marta Ziemianowicz, Marta Strzelec and Marta Sienicka
Interview with Eren Niazi from Open Source Storage
by Marta Ziemianowicz, Marta Strzelec and Marta Sienicka
Interview with Bo Møller from HTML24
by Marta Ziemianowicz, Marta Strzelec and Marta Sienicka
Technology
Technology Trends in 2016
by Dr Werner Vogels, CTO of Amazon.com
Technology and software is becoming integrated into every aspect of our personal and business lives and every year this integration gets deeper and deeper. Given the pervasiveness of technology in our lives, it is hard to cover all the trends that are impacting us, but in this article I will focus on a few we are seeing have an immediate effect on our customers around the world and what we can expect to see in the coming year. These trends are focused on simplification and how it is becoming easier for businesses to build highly effective applications that are secure and reliable and deliver great scalability and performance at the lowest possible cost.
Storage
To SLOG or not to SLOG: How to best configure your ZFS Intent Log
by Mark VonFange
In the world of storage, caching can play a big role in improving performance. OpenZFS offers some very powerful tools to improve read and write performance. To improve read performance, ZFS utilizes system memory as an Adaptive Replacement Cache (ARC), which stores your file system’s most frequently and recently used data in your system memory.
FreeBSD and FreeNAS in Business
by Randy Westlund
My father owns Charlotte Tent & Awning, a small business with about 30 employees, selling canvas and metal awnings to a wide variety of customers, from homeowners to massive shopping centers and sports stadiums. I'm going to tell you how FreeBSD and FreeNAS came to play a critical role in his business.
FreeNAS Home Server Build Article
by John Ramsden
I've spent the last couple months configuring and setting up a new home server, with the intent of using it as a storage and media server.
Cloud
7 Best Practices for Your Enterprise’s Journey to the Cloud
Attibruted to Stephen Orban, Head of Enterprise Strategy at AWS
This article serves as an introduction to my new thinking, and lays out seven best practices I’ve seen in enterprises that are delivering results on their Journey. I’ll dive deeper into each best practice and talk about some of the things I’ve seen work (and not work) for each as this series comes together. Because the cloud is disrupting the way IT is delivered and consumed, you have a tremendous opportunity to scrutinize and rethink the way IT operates in your organization.
Cloud is Changing how Security Professionals and Enterprises Think about Innovation
Attributed to Steve Schmidt, Chief Information Security Officer, Amazon Web Services
Think of your stereotypical security professional in your IT department. Usually extremely intelligent, risk averse, dashing good looks (if I do say so myself...) and the first person to shut down any new idea within an organisation.
GUI
Model View Whatever - Forms and Controls influence
by Damian Czernous
In the '70s, engineers mostly worked on creating and manipulating widgets. The MVC seems to be the right structure for that task. Model fits the need of storing data related to the single widget. View renders graphical representation of the widget with data. Widgets communicate with each other through the model. The model using Observer Synchronisation broadcasts any changes to all interested widgets (views), so they can update. Separated Presen- tation and Observer Synchronisation are key mechanisms of MVC widely accepted by the engineering community.
Column
With the recent revelations that Steve Jobs and many others in Silicon Valley consumed psychedelics to aid creativity, has the Valley finally sunk to the levels of other business sectors?
by Rob Somerville
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Hi, download link for ’01/2016 (77).pdf’ returns epub file. Could you fix the link, please?
Link for PDF version doesn’t seem correct. It appears to be EPUB version again
The .PDF version for download seems to be damaged
Corrected! Sorry for inconvenience!
Thanks again for your job!!
You are welcome! And thank you too for a nice comment and being with us 😉