FreeBSD 9.0 Delivers More Power to Serve

"FreeBSD has long been a highly-available operating architecture and that's a key theme in the 9.0 release as well. One such new features in FreeBSD 9.0 is the Highly Available Storage (HAST) framework.

"The ability to do realtime replication to another box is very important to the workflows of many entities that do storage," Josh Paetzel, FreeBSD release engineering team said.

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