A remarkable information today that Microsoft has recently developed its own distributions and FreeBSD 10.3 officially support the open source operating system on the cloud computing platform Azure. Jason Anderson - director of products at open source technology center under Microsoft said the center was responsible for development, testing, release and maintain the FreeBSD version to ensure that Microsoft customers will be able to deploy enterprise-level services with FreeBSD virtual machines on Azure. Microsoft do this is to remove the "burden" from the FreeBSD Foundation associations which depend heavily on the contribution of the user community. In addition, Microsoft developed this FreeBSD distributions opening criteria. Anderson said the development of the kernel-level group in order to enhance the performance of network storage and handling of the FreeBSD version will be shared on up-stream channel for FreeBSD Version 10.3 release due to the FreeBSD Foundation. Therefore every 10.3 FreeBSD users can use the features that are built into Microsoft operating systems. Anderson said: "The source code will be shared according to the second direction and our aim is to maintain updated and provide the latest updates as soon as they are FreeBSD release Engineering team released. We are continuing to improve storage performance as well as additional features Hyper-V virtualization. " the reason Microsoft development FreeBSD is a distribution and support on Azure is in response to the need to use FreeBSD as the operating system development and application of many of today's software development. The move followed a decision that Microsoft launched in 2012 that is intended to ensure that FreeBSD can run as a guest OS under Hyper-V. For developers, the OS also associated with many problems, and Microsoft clearly understands the company to do something for developing world can be tested before on Azure. * FreeBSD is an open source operating system Unix-like (same roots with Mac OS X) derived from Research Unix via the Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD). The first version of FreeBSD was released in 1993 and so far, the FreeBSD has become the open source BSD distributions are used the most common, accounting for more than 3/4 of the computer systems running BSD worldwide . FreeBSD is a multiuser operating system so it can be used in many different situations. Such as on servers, FreeBSD contains a large library of software related to system-level server and library of ports. FreeBSD can therefore be used to set up the mail server, web, firewall, FTP, DNS and ... FreeBSD router is also installed on regular desktop computers and supports many environmental desktop such as GNOME, KDE, XFCE and window managers like Openbox simple task, Fluxbox and DWM. Additionally, FreeBSD is also exploited in embedded systems, networking, storage and security.
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