FreeNAS, a FreeBSD based Network Attached Server (NAS), is mentioned on the Washington Post today:
Network-Attached Storage on the Cheap
Based on the FreeBSD operating system (a Unix derivative), FreeNAS is a server operating system that offers lots of features, a very small footprint, and a can’t-beat-it price (it’s free). Developed by an open-source community, it is constantly evolving (with even nightly builds).
FreeNAS is more complicated to install and use than Microsoft’s more feature-rich product, but people willing to navigate the sometimes confusing installation routine are rewarded with a robust network-attached storage device.
Related posts:
- ostatic.com interview with FreeNAS developers
- FreeNAS 0.7 for AMD64
- FreeNAS 0.686 (stable) released
- Quad-Core Storage Appliance with FreeNAS
- A look at the FreeNAS server
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