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It continues in my article series: FreeBSD as a server: An important milestone that deals with the topic of virtualisation with BHYVE. This also marks the start of a parallel series of articles on how best to install the various VMs.
During the creation of the article series FreeBSD as a server, I actually had a hard drive fail. In such a case, I don't hesitate for long and replace it immediately. My data is more important to me than a possible ‘I'll be fine’, even if the disc was back after a reboot. With ZFS, this has lost its horror.
It continues in my article series: FreeBSD as a server. This is mainly about the final version of the article on setting up Bastille and creating the first jails.
It continues in my article series: FreeBSD as a server. I went through all the previous articles again and made minor adjustments here and there. Network settings and preparations and Firewall added.
It continues in my article series: FreeBSD as a server. The two topics "S.M.A.R.T. monitoring and self test" und "Monit system monitoring also for ZFS pools" have been added.
The primary purpose of a server is of course to provide all kinds of services permanently and to look after important data. FreeBSD is ideally suited for this. Even without a convenient website such as TrueNAS, the administration of such a server is no problem, very lean and in many situations even advantageous. Purists who absolutely understand their system and want to retain absolute control are in the right place here.