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FreeBSD Mastery:ZFS Michael W Lucas Allan Jude

Praise for other books by Michael W Lucas FreeBSD Mastery: Storage Essentials “If you’re a FreeBSD (or Linux, or Unix) sysadmin, then you need this book; it has a lot of hard-won knowledge, and will save your butt more than you’ll be comfortable admitting. If you’ve read anything else by Lucas, you also know we need him writing more books. Do the right thing and buy this now.” – Slashdot “There’s plenty of coverage of GEOM, GELI, GDBE, and the other technologies specific to FreeBSD. I for one did not know how GEOM worked, with its consumer/producer model – and I imagine it’s complex to dive into when you’ve got a broken machine next to you. If you are administering FreeBSD systems, especially ones that deal with dedicated storage, you will find this useful.” — DragonFlyBSD Digest Networking for Systems Administrators “There is a lot of useful information packed into this book. I recom- mend it!”—Sunday Morning Linux Review, episode 145 After reading this book, you’ll have a strong footing in networking. Lucas explains concepts in practical ways; he makes sure to teach tools in both Unix/Linux and Windows; and he gives you the terms you’ll use to explain what you’re seeing to the network folks. Along the way there’s a lot of hard-won knowledge sprinkled throughout…” – Slash- dot

Sudo Mastery “It’s awesome, it’s Lucas, it’s sudo. Buy it now.” – Slashdot “Michael W Lucas has always been one of my favorite authors because he brings exceptional narrative to information that has the potential to be rather boring. Sudo Mastery is no exception.” – Chris Sanders, author of Practical Packet Analysis Absolute OpenBSD, 2nd Edition “Michael Lucas has done it again.” – cryptednets.org “After 13 years of using OpenBSD, I learned something new and useful!” – Peter Hessler, OpenBSD Journal “This is truly an excellent book. It’s full of essential material on OpenBSD presented with a sense of humor and an obvious deep knowledge of how this OS works. If you’re coming to this book from a Unix background of any kind, you’re going to find what you need to quickly become fluent in OpenBSD – both how it works and how to manage it with expertise. I doubt that a better book on OpenBSD could be written.” — Sandra Henry-Stocker, ITWorld.com “It quickly becomes clear that Michael actually uses OpenBSD and is not a hired gun with a set word count to satisfy... In short, this is not a drive-by book and you will not find any hand waving.” – Michael Dexter, callfortesting.org DNSSEC Mastery “When Michael descends on a topic and produces a book, you can expect the result to contain loads of useful information, presented along with humor and real-life anecdotes so you will want to explore the topic in depth on your own systems.” — Peter Hansteen, author of The Book of PF

“Pick up this book if you want an easy way to dive into DNSSEC.” — psybermonkey.net SSH Mastery “…one of those technical books that you wouldn’t keep on your bookshelf. It’s one of the books that will have its bindings bent, and many pages bookmarked sitting near the keyboard.” — Steven K Hicks, SKH:TEC “…SSH Mastery is a title that Unix users and system administrators like myself will want to keep within reach…” — Peter Hansteen, author of The Book of PF “This stripping-down of the usual tech-book explanations gives it the immediacy of extended documentation on the Internet. Not the multipage how-to articles used as vehicles for advertising, but an in- depth presentation from someone who used OpenSSH to do a number of things, and paid attention while doing it.” — DragonFlyBSD Digest Network Flow Analysis “Combining a great writing style with lots of technical info, this book provides a learning experience that’s both fun and interesting. Not too many technical books can claim that.” — ;login: Magazine, October 2010 “This book is worth its weight in gold, especially if you have to deal with a shoddy ISP who always blames things on your network.” — Utahcon.com “The book is a comparatively quick read and will come in handy when troubleshooting and analyzing network problems.” —Dr. Dobbs

“Network Flow Analysis is a pick for any library strong in network administration and data management. It’s the first to show system administrators how to assess, analyze and debut a network using flow analysis, and comes from one of the best technical writers in the networking and security environments.” — Midwest Book Review Absolute FreeBSD, 2nd Edition “I am happy to say that Michael Lucas is probably the best system administration author I’ve read. I am amazed that he can communicate top-notch content with a sense of humor, while not offending the reader or sounding stupid. When was the last time you could physically feel yourself getting smarter while reading a book? If you are a beginning to average FreeBSD user, Absolute FreeBSD 2nd Ed (AF2E) will deliver that sensation in spades. Even more advanced users will find plenty to enjoy.” — Richard Bejtlich, CSO, MANDIANT, and TaoSecurity blogger “Master practitioner Lucas organizes features and functions to make sense in the development environment, and so provides aid and comfort to new users, novices, and those with significant experience alike.” — SciTech Book News “…reads well as the author has a very conversational tone, while giving you more than enough information on the topic at hand. He drops in jokes and honest truths, as if you were talking to him in a bar.” — Technology and Me Blog Cisco Routers for the Desperate, 2nd Edition “If only Cisco Routers for the Desperate had been on my bookshelf a few years ago! It would have definitely saved me many hours of searching for configuration help on my Cisco routers.” — Blogcritics Magazine

“For me, reading this book was like having one of the guys in my company who lives and breathes Cisco sitting down with me for a day and explaining everything I need to know to handle problems or issues likely to come my way. There may be many additional things I could potentially learn about my Cisco switches, but likely few I’m likely to encounter in my environment.” — IT World “This really ought to be the book inside every Cisco Router box for the very slim chance things go goofy and help is needed ‘right now.’“ — MacCompanion Absolute OpenBSD “My current favorite is Absolute OpenBSD: Unix for the Practical Paranoid by Michael W. Lucas from No Starch Press. Anyone should be able to read this book, download OpenBSD, and get it running as quickly as possible.” — Infoworld “I recommend Absolute OpenBSD to all programmers and administrators working with the OpenBSD operating system (OS), or considering it.” — UnixReview “Absolute OpenBSD by Michael Lucas is a broad and mostly gentle introduction into the world of the OpenBSD operating system. It is sufficiently complete and deep to give someone new to OpenBSD a solid footing for doing real work and the mental tools for further exploration… The potentially boring topic of systems administration is made very readable and even fun by the light tone that Lucas uses.” — Chris Palmer, President, San Francisco OpenBSD Users Group

PGP & GPG “...The World’s first user-friendly book on email privacy...unless you’re a cryptographer, or never use email, you should read this book.” — Len Sassaman, CodeCon Founder “An excellent book that shows the end-user in an easy to read and often entertaining style just about everything they need to know to effectively and properly use PGP and OpenPGP.” — Slashdot “PGP & GPG is another excellent book by Michael Lucas. I thoroughly enjoyed his other books due to their content and style. PGP & GPG continues in this fine tradition. If you are trying to learn how to use PGP or GPG, or at least want to ensure you are using them properly, read PGP & GPG.” — TaoSecurity Tarsnap Mastery “If you use any nix-type system, and need offsite backups, then you need Tarsnap. If you want to use Tarsnap efficiently, you need Tarsnap Mastery.” –Sunday Morning Linux Review episode 148 Praise for Allan Jude “[Cloud vs bare metal] is all about tradeoffs and understanding your requirements. Allan’s BSDCan talk from a few years ago was great.” — Simon L. B. Nielsen, Google SRE “Allan’s work on the ZFS section of the handbook was really helpful and severely reduced the need for Googling things.” — Marie Helene Kvello-Aune, FreeBSD/ZFS User

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