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## BSD Administration and C-isms
### Deploying to OpenBSD
- Played with OpenBSD and HTTPD
- Not your Grandpa's HTTPD
- Based on relayd
- Features
- Very similar to Nginx
- Macros
- Global conf
- Sever declaration
- ACME Client
- Automatic Certificate Management Environment (phew)
- Location blocks
- Connect with Let's Encrypt
- _Sane_ Defaults
- Say it with me
- Protections in place to protect the system admin and users
- You "unlock" what you want to use
- Traffic
- Couldn't tell (too low)
- Rendered/responded very well
- Basic stress testing showed no difference than Linux
### Writing in Userland
- AKA user space
- Kernel exposes itself via API
- Use system calls to hitup the kernel
- Interrupt happens, processes process, kernel goes on about day
- Pointers, I/O, networking
- Writing to file
- Allocating memory
- Sending packets
- Caching
- Web server in C
- Mainstream examples
- Smaller projects
- Without VM or Garbage Collection
### Fun Filled Excitement
- Debian potentially migrating off E-mail
- First Book Review (dedicating whole episode)
- Networking for Systems Administrators by Michael W Lucas
### Web Server Source
https://github.com/LambdaSchool/C-Web-Server
## BSD Administration and C-isms
### Deploying to OpenBSD
- Played with OpenBSD and HTTPD
- Not your Grandpa's HTTPD
- Based on relayd
- Features
- Very similar to Nginx
- Macros
- Global conf
- Sever declaration
- ACME Client
- Automatic Certificate Management Environment (phew)
- Location blocks
- Connect with Let's Encrypt
- _Sane_ Defaults
- Say it with me
- Protections in place to protect the system admin and users
- You "unlock" what you want to use
- Traffic
- Couldn't tell (too low)
- Rendered/responded very well
- Basic stress testing showed no difference than Linux
### Writing in Userland
- AKA user space
- Kernel exposes itself via API
- Use system calls to hitup the kernel
- Interrupt happens, processes process, kernel goes on about day
- Pointers, I/O, networking
- Writing to file
- Allocating memory
- Sending packets
- Caching
- Web server in C
- Mainstream examples
- Smaller projects
- Without VM or Garbage Collection
### Fun Filled Excitement
- Debian potentially migrating off E-mail
- First Book Review (dedicating whole episode)
- Networking for Systems Administrators by Michael W Lucas
### Web Server Source
https://github.com/LambdaSchool/C-Web-Server