systemd.conf 2016 Workshop Tickets Available
Tickets for systemd 2016 Workshop day still available! We still have a number of ticket for the workshop day of systemd.conf 2016 (https://conf.systemd.io/) available. If you are a newcomer to
Tickets for systemd 2016 Workshop day still available! We still have a number of ticket for the workshop day of systemd.conf 2016 (https://conf.systemd.io/) available. If you are a newcomer to
systemd.conf 2016 is Over Now! A few days ago systemd.conf 2016 (https://systemd.io/) ended, our second conference of this kind. I personally enjoyed this conference a lot: the talks, the atmosphere,
Avoiding CVE-2016-8655 with systemd Just a quick note: on recent versions of systemd (https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/) it is relatively easy to block the vulnerability described in
Introducing casync In the past months I have been working on a new project: casync. casync takes inspiration from the popular rsync file synchronization tool as well as the probably even more popular
The All Systems Go! 2017 Call for Participation is Now Open! We’d like to invite presentation proposals for All Systems Go! 2017! All Systems Go! is an Open Source community conference focused on
Introducing mkosi After blogging about casync I realized I never blogged about the mkosi tool that combines nicely with it. mkosi has been around for a while already, and its time to make it a bit
Video of my casync Presentation @ kinvolk The great folks at kinvolk (https://kinvolk.io/) have uploaded a video of my casync presentation at their offices last week
The All Systems Go! 2017 Headline Speakers Announced! Don't forget to send in your submissions to the All Systems Go! 2017 CfP! Proposals are accepted until September 3rd! A couple of headline
The All Systems Go! 2017 Call for Participation is Closing on September 3rd! Please make sure to get your presentation proprosals forAll Systems Go! 2017 in now! The CfP closes on sunday! In case
The All Systems Go! 2017 schedule has been published! I am happy to announce that we have published the All Systems Go! 2017 (https://all-systems-go.io/) schedule! We are very happy with the large
TL;DR: you may now configure systemd to dynamically allocate a UNIX user ID for service processes when it starts them and release it when it stops them. It's pretty secure, mixes well with transient
TL;DR: systemd now can do per-service IP traffic accounting, as well as access control for IP address ranges. Last Friday we released systemd 235
The GNOME.Asia Summit 2017 (https://2017.gnome.asia/) organizers invited to me to speak at their conference in Chongqing/China, and it was an excellent event! Here's my brief report: Because we
For those living under a rock, the videos from everybody's favourite Userspace Linux Conference All Systems Go! 2017 are now available online. All videos
The All Systems Go! 2018 Call for Participation is Now Open! The Call for Participation (CFP) for All Systems Go! 2018 (https://all-systems-go.io/) is now open. We’d like to invite you to submit
Portable Services with systemd v239 systemd v239 (https://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/systemd-devel/2018-June/040879.html) contains a great number of new features. One of them is first class
The All Systems Go! 2018 Call for Participation Closes in One Week! The Call for Participation (CFP) for All Systems Go! 2018 (https://all-systems-go.io/) will close in one week, on 30th of July!
The All Systems Go! 2018 Call for Participation Closes TODAY! The Call for Participation (CFP) for All Systems Go! 2018 (https://all-systems-go.io/) will close TODAY, on 30th of July! We’d like to
All Systems Go! 2018 Tickets Selling Out Quickly! Buy your tickets for All Systems Go! 2018 (https://all-systems-go.io/) soon, they are quickly selling out! The conference takes place on September
Portable Services Walkthrough (Go Edition) A few months ago I posted a blog story with a walkthrough of systemd Portable Services (http://0pointer.net/blog/walkthrough-for-portable-services.html).