=== Omnifrog is now known as Omnifrog|pond [11:29] yes, I have 3 box SAN twayneprice. I used openfiler to set up iscsi target [11:30] well I did... is in pieces atm [11:37] is a hobby not a profession for me [13:05] average_guy: That's cool. Did you use the free or the paid version? === Omnifrog|pond is now known as Omnifrog [15:16] Wow...another article championing ZFS over brtfs: http://rudd-o.com/linux-and-free-software/ways-in-which-zfs-is-better-than-btrfs [15:16] I say 'wow' because that's the third or fourth one this year I've read. [15:17] *btrfs [15:27] netritious: from all account zfs kicks btrfs bad [15:27] and you pair it up with something like freenas its so easy I can do it :) [15:35] lol wrst [15:36] and good morning netritious :) [15:36] good morning to you wrst :) [15:37] I'm fairly convinced I will be moving to freenas sometime this year. [15:38] I'm starting to wonder why I drank the linux koolaid all those ywars ago seeing as I keep going back to BSDs [15:38] *years [15:41] oh I remember...freebsd couldn't run vmware server heh [15:54] for me I like how freenas operates like an appliance more or less set it and forget it [16:00] pretty much the same with pfsense [16:01] for me the defualts are plenty good enough also [16:01] so I don't need to think, I like not thinking :) [16:34] Have either of you used freenas in a cluster so if 1 box goes down, the other still works? [16:39] twayneprice: I use it at home just for storage, so i have no pro experience whatsever [16:39] its just easy and idiot proof for me :) [16:41] but I wonder if truenas wouldn't be more what you are looking for, especially if support is needed, looks like it adds severla features for serious work [16:44] I still love Debian, and Kali is a nice desktop OS (however I still prefer Openbox) [16:45] but gotta say, after dealing with FreeBSD more, I wish I had pfsense here [16:45] or monitoring on cisco [16:46] wrst: yeah, been looking into truenas for an upcoming deployment [16:47] I have absolutely no need at all for one of those ixsystems boxes but they really look cool :) [16:50] wrst: truenas looks pretty neat. We already have the hardware, though. :( [16:51] twayneprice: I haven't yet used either in a cluster, we're moving that way though [16:53] oh yeah twayneprice keep forgetting that [16:57] We just had one of the bricks in our HP SAN go down and it was pretty nice that it could still run while we waited on parts. [17:01] nice but very expensive. :) [17:04] oh I bet :) [17:45] hey cyberanger, twayneprice [17:45] was just reading about openfiler [17:45] hey netritious [17:46] looks like it uses corosync, pacemaker, and drbd for clustering.