BSDCan

15-18 May 2019, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Canada.

BSDCan 2019, the 16th Annual BSD conference held in Ottawa, Canada, quickly established itself as the technical conference for people working on and with 4.4BSD based operating systems and related projects. The organizers have found a fantastic formula that appeals to a wide range of people from extreme novices to advanced developers.

• Automated Firewall Testing — Kristof Provost
• bhyvearm64: CPU and Memory Virtualization on Armv8.0-A — Alexandru Elisei
• CheriABI: Hardware enforced memory safety for FreeBSD — Brooks Davis
• Cross Platform Parallel Regression and Performance Testing of, and with OpenZFS, FreeBSD and bhyve — Michael Dexter
• Frankenstein’s Disk Drive — Chuck Tuffli
• FreeBSD from a Linux developer's perspective: It's not all bad! — D Scott Phillips
• Heart ticking for a guest running on FreeBSD ARM hypervisor — Mihai Carabas
• mac_grantbylabel: Securely controlled privilege escalations via maclabel — Simon Gerraty
• Managing Jails with Ansible: A showcase for building a container infrastructure on FreeBSD — Albert Dengg
• Adventure in DRMland: Or how to write a drm driver for an arm64 SoC — Emmanuel Vadot
• Building a security appliance based on FreeBSD — Mariusz Zaborski
• Developing a FreeBSD driver using Test Driven Development: Could we develop a more maintainable driver with fewer bugs? — Eric Joyner and Jacob Keller
• Do you remember legacy IP? What happened to FreeBSD's IPv6? — Björn Alexander Zeeb
• Fuzzing the kernel: Porting the Clang Sanitizers to FreeBSD — Andrew Turner
• How ZFS snapshots really work and why they perform well (usually) — Matt Ahrens
• Improving security of the FreeBSD boot process: TPM and Secure Boot in FreeBSD — Michal Stanek
• Master & Minions or the Dream of BSD Automation: Using Salt and Python to manage the a BSD Cloud — Calvin Hendryx-Parker
• Migrating a bhyve guest — Elena Mihailescu
• Netflix and FreeBSD: Reflections on Running FreeBSD Head in Production — Jonathan Looney
• The Future of OpenZFS and FreeBSD — Allan Jude
• Twenty Years in Jail: FreeBSD's Jails, Then and Now — Michael W. Lucas
• Virtualization of BSD Using the QNX Hypervisor — Quentin Garnier