The presentations from this year's EuroBSDCon held during late September in Lillehammer, Norway are now available on YouTube.
The program lists a number of interesting talks from seasoned
OpenBSD developers such as Alexander Bluhm's assay of
performance metrics on OpenBSD (cf. test results),
and Stefan Sperling sharing the new Game of Trees git
tool–more commonly referred to as got. But there are also many other
speakers from various backgrounds presenting an assortment of topics ranging
from Paul Vixie–the author of cron, and numerous RFCs–discussing
DNS over HTTP (DoH) to an exposition on the basics of ZFS
by Dan Langille.
Mischa Peters, the owner and operator of openbsd.amsterdam–where the vm hosting this site is running–also presented a talk sharing the beginnings of the co-location company using the vmd(8) hypervisor to provide OpenBSD virtual machines.
Perhaps my favourite part of this year's event, was the artwork; the whole BSD clan is victoriously pictured staring off into the distance. Looking toward the future–which has never looked so promising!
