TrueNAS 13.0 has proven to be the most reliable and highest-quality platform for traditional primary storage use cases . Community users looking for incremental fixes and changes to their stable storage platform will have the option of moving to TrueNAS 13.3. We plan to deliver TrueNAS CORE 13.3-RELE…

[image] Stux: Future plans seem to be to integrate sandbox support into the GUI more, but it’s there right now, and sufficiently powerful for many scenarios. We’ve been told there wasn’t enough innovation on BSD but that’s just a FUD pitch. If Docker type apps were desired then a simple chang…

[image] mattsteg: Indeed everything is in flux with the next release V1 of a new app architecture, jailmaker there but no clarity on what form “official” sandbox containers might take. Two Feature Requests about “integrating jailmaker” and “LXC/Incus” were closed with the indication that deve…

As far as I know, iX is not a no-profit organization. They told us they changed because their Enterprise customers, the ones who pay, are not interested in BSD and want Linux. They also told us that the BSD behind CORE was challenging to maintain.

[image] Davvo: They told us they changed because their Enterprise customers, the ones who pay, are not interested in BSD and want Linux. They also told us that the BSD behind CORE was challenging to maintain. Agreed. They (iX) needs money. Not a point against them for that at all! They’ve a…

We have to take some statements at face value. I can only point out that a lot of work was (and is) being put in for achieving the same features BSD offered while using Linux… the most noticeable is the RAM/ARC management due to the… differencies in memory handling. Do I see SCALE as a valid alter…

[image] John: They’ve also said Enterprise customers don’t use jails/apps Have they though? Because actually they said the opposite [image] Removal of K3s based apps from TrueNAS Our particular enterrpise customer segment is pretty happy with light-weight containers for deploying somethi…

[image] Stux: Have they though? Yes, in this thread. Again, sorry if I don’t believe one or the other. [image] Captain_Morgan: Enterprise users need a battle-tested system and don’t leverage the Jails or VM compatibility.

Of CORE. Enterprise does not use CORE Jails or VMs, but they are using the docker style container support of SCALE. And those requiring k3s support will get it via a Sandbox. [image] Removal of K3s based apps from TrueNAS For Enterprise users, we will support K3s in a Sandbox if that is requir…

Sorry, but you’re just not making a coherent point. …bring docker, ansible, podman, nomad, etc to CORE and go after an expanded market instead of changing gears entirely to go after that market.

Docker/podman and Kubernetes are Linux technologies, for sharing the running Linux kernel in a container. You’re basically advocating for bringing the Linux kernel to core. Which is what Ix did. And called it scale.

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Have they though?

Because actually they said the opposite

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