Tel que je l'avais indiqué dans le billet OpenBSD, FreeBSD et Solutions Linux 2008, j'ai effectué une présentation de la fonctionnalité jail de FreeBSD le mercredi 30 janvier matin. C'est une mise à jour de la présentation précédemment effectuée en 2006 dans le cadre du groupe SUR de l'OSSIR.

Vous pouvez consulter les slides au format PDF : http://saad.docisland.org/docs/files/sl2008-jail.pdf.

Solutions Linux 2008 was a wonderful edition. Save for a few hours on the 2nd day (during which I gave a talk on FreeBSD's jail), I was at the OpenBSD booth with the gang. Besides the usual suspects (Wim Vandeputte, Marc Espie, and Miod Vallat), many other French OpenBSD developers showed up: Antoine Jacoutot (the so-called TagDiff'er), Gilles Chehade, Landry Breuil, and Charles Longeau. Eric Faurot, Wim's Friend, was also there. Last but not least, I had the pleasure to finally meet Wim' girlfriend (Machtelt, you rock!). Their help was very welcome since we had many visitors during those three days. Every evening, after closing the booth we went downtown to have a drink and some awesome dinners. The first night, we went to Les Galopins in Bastille. The next to Chez Denise, La Tour De Montlhéry and the last one to Hokkaido, a wonderful Japanese restaurant that I "bookmarked" (thanks Marc!).

GCU Squad made an impressive show and I had a very nice chat with the guys of RubyFrance, I also met some old acquaintances I haven't seen in eons. I am pretty tired after all this but I don't regret it at all.

If you'd like to see the OpenBSD gang soon, come to Brussels for FOSDEM! In the meantime, check out the pictures.