BSDCan

1-4 June 2022 in Ottawa, Canada

BSDCan 2022, the 18th Annual BSD conference, 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.

• Refining FreeBSD's Kernel Crypto Framework — John Baldwin
• Sysunit: Unit Testing for the FreeBSD Kernel — Ryan Stone
• Asynchronous and Direct I/O for PostgreSQL on FreeBSD — Thomas Munro
• Data Science on FreeBSD/ARM64 — Maciej Czekaj
• Other userlands in the FreeBSD Linuxulator — Charlie Li
• Own The Stack: FreeBSD from a Vendor's Perspective — Antranig Vartanian
• Speeding up the FreeBSD boot — Colin Percival
• Using Ansible Playbooks to automate deployment of various services on FreeBSD — Roller Angel