This is awesome, but it should also remind us of something that is easy to forget. This is tangential to the thread, but relevant becuase of ZFS.<p>Note how they run ZFS, &quot;FreeBSD.&quot;<p>We tend to ignore it shipping cloud services and mobile apps and websites, and just focus on Linux based deploys. But FreeBSD is out there. It has all the amenities you&#x27;d expect from a modern Linux and more including:<p>1. Compatibility with nearly all Linux binaries.<p>2. A more robust implementation of containerization (Jails), with a matching implementation of a docker API.<p>3. Proven OpenZFS support.<p>4. A really robust framework for moving and standing up software.<p>5. Proven performance.<p>In a way, tbh, it&#x27;s like one of many tech stacks we&#x27;ve neglected for the &quot;mainstream&quot; even though it has a proven track record and great features. ZFS is also in that family, as is stuff like Mono and OCaml.