AsiaBSDCon 2026 advanced program has been published, but this is still subject to change. The online registration will open soon. https://t.co/mMsqBmiqcK

AsiaBSDCon is reviving! The 2026 conference will be held on March 19-22, Taipei, Taiwan. Now accepting paper and tutorial submissions: https://t.co/mkSlJdcgSh The deadline is November 30.

Exciting news!🚀 COSCUP is back in Aug 3~Aug 4, 2024! We have published a call for papers, and we welcome contributions now. 🖖Take part in #asia biggest #opensource #conference. Submit a talk today! Don't miss out – Share your insights before 9th May, 2024 🗓️. 🤝COSCUP always

Then we go to the Ningxia Night Market and let people explore the night market snacks on their own. If you have eaten any impressive Taiwanese snacks, please feel free to follow us below. Share your photos with us!

Post-event activities of #AsiaBSDCon ✨ NingXia Night Market tour. Our first stop is to take you to a 24-hour breakfast shop to eat fried instant noodles and egg pancakes. The words you see on the wall are their menu, isn’t it cool?

Work-in-Progress #AsiaBSDCon 2024

Banquet of #AsiaBSDCon 2024 at Shin Yeh Taiwanese Cuisine Nanshi

rtprio(2) and POSIX(.1b) priorities, and their FreeBSD implementation: A deep dive (and sweep) by Olivier Certner at #AsiaBSDCon 2024

Benchmarking Performance Overhead of DTrace on FreeBSD and eBPF on Linux by Mateusz Piotrowski at #AsiaBSDCon 2024

nd the truth will make you spin (remote session) by Cherry G. Mathew at #AsiaBSDCon 2024

We plan to sell this special edition souvenir of #AsiaBSDCon 2024 from 3PM today, feel free for asking at registration desk.

Leveraging the Power of ChatGPT and Vector Databases in the FreeBSD Expert System by Yan-Hao Wang at #AsiaBSDCon 2024, doing Q&A with our keynote speaker Koan-Sin Tan.

Physical memory anti-fragmentation mechanisms in the FreeBSD kernel by Bojan Novkovic at #AsiaBSDCon 2024

Post-event activities: night market tour on Sunday evening, please sign up at registration desk if you want to join.

Penetration Testing for Linux Jail as an Exploit-resistant Linux Container by Shintaro Suzuki, Yuki Nakata and Katsuya Matsubara at #AsiaBSDCon

Block cloning in the OpenZFS file system by Pawel Dawidek at #AsiaBSDCon

People see green one as a good luck charms, 乖乖 means behave well and green as green light. You can see them are placed on or near key devices at many of the Taiwan's data centers, laboratories, banks, and even hospitals to ensure that they continue to function properly.

乖乖 (Guai Guai) is Taiwanese tech industry's secret, now we share with you at #AsiaBSDCon's afternoon tea.

Towards a Robust FreeBSD-Based Cloud: Porting OpenStack Components by Chih-Hsin Chang and Li-Wen Hsu at #AsiaBSDCon 2024.

Why fsync() on OpenZFS can’t fail, and what happens when it does by Rob Norris at #AsiaBSDCon 2024