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BastilleBSD is a secure, modern FreeBSD-based distribution built for automation, privacy, and simplicity. It includes our powerful Bastille container system, the Rocinante configuration manager, and a curated set of pre-installed tools for system administration, DevOps, and secure networkingβ€”ready to use on first boot.
Did you know that default jails in Bastille are read-only mounts of the release? This is just one of the many layers in our defense-in-depth approach to system security. You'll be able to install software and services as needed, but unable to alter base binaries or libraries from within the jail. #FreeBSD #BastilleBSD #Security
Just two weeks left to reserve your spot in our upcoming "FreeBSD for Linux Users" training course. Seats are limited! In this course you'll learn how to use FreeBSD through hands-on lab exercises in a secure environment, utilizing Bastille to experiment in jailed sandbox environments. You'll become a pro with the most advanced filesystem in the wold, ZFS, and soon wonder how you ever used anything else! Email training@bastillebsd.org for more details. #FreeBSD #Training #Linux #BastilleBSD
It's Tuesday so you know what that means. Each week we're showcasing the many automated jail templates available in BastilleBSD. This week we're building with: MinIO is a high-performance, S3-compatible object storage solution released under the GNU AGPL v3.0 license. Thank you to GitHub user aindros for this contribution. #FreeBSD #BastilleBSD #Rocinante #MinIO #TemplateTuesday
I know you've been busy, but we'd sure appreciate if you could take a minute to respond to the 2025 BastilleBSD annual user survey. We'll be closing the survey at the end of the week. Your feedback helps us better understand our users and shape the future of the project. Thank you #FreeBSD #BastilleBSD
NAME bastille zfs – Manage ZFS options/attributes for jail(s). SYNOPSIS bastille zfs [-avx] TARGET snapshot|destroy|rollback [TAG] bastille zfs [-avx] TARGET df|usage bastille zfs [-avx] TARGET get|set KEY=VALUE bastille zfs [-avx] TARGET jail pool/dataset /jail/path bastille zfs [-avx] TARGET unjail pool/dataset DESCRIPTION The bastille zfs sub-command can manage snapshots, show disk usage, get or set attributes for jail datasets and jail or unjail specified datasets. #FreeBSD #ManpageMonday
I know you've been busy, but we'd sure appreciate if you could take a minute to respond to the 2025 BastilleBSD annual user survey. Your feedback helps us better understand our users and shape the future of the project. Thank you #FreeBSD #BastilleBSD
Have you worked with tags on your jails yet? One nice benefit of using tags is that you can also TARGET by tag name, meaning you can group like systems and maintain those separate from others. `bastille tags help` Usage: bastille tags TARGET [add|delete] tag1,tag2 bastille tags TARGET list [TAG] #FreeBSD #BastilleBSD #SysAdmin #DevOps