I took the liberty of introducing him to UbuntuBSD and I look forward to more collaboration between users of the different OpenZFS platforms. Kudos to Colin King of Canonical for not only introducing several of us to his “stress-ng” stress testing suite but also for extolling the virtues of unified source trees like those found in the BSDs. Josh Paetzel, Alexander Motin and I met with developers from Delphix, Intel and Canonical, plus a few independents. The first day of the event featured an informal gathering at a Mission District restaurant where we introduced ourselves and learned what people were working on.
OPENZFS HIGH SIERRA SOFTWARE
ZFS co-founder Matt Ahrens announced that OpenZFS has joined Software in the Public Interest (SPI), allowing the project to formally accept tax-deductible donations, the first of which included the long-overdue domain name. Fast forward four years and we have a strong OpenZFS project backed by a strong community and consistent vendor contributions. I attended the first “ZFSDay” back in 2012 and remember the uncertainty surrounding ZFS: Oracle had closed the ZFS and OpenSolaris sources a mere two years earlier and there was still a risk of ZFS being fragmented at the hands of vendors. The 2016 OpenZFS Developer Summit and Hackathon took place September 26th and 27th in San Francisco and showcased the amazing growth that OpenZFS is experiencing as a technology and a project. NOTE: This is historical content that may contain outdated information.
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