We’re excited to share an update about the BeeGFS Community Edition as we look further ahead into 2026. From February, the Community Edition will transition from the current End User License Agreement (EULA) to a new BeeGFS License Agreement, designed to better support our users.
This change is a deliberate Read More
BeeGFS 8 is our most ambitious release yet, built with three goals in mind:
Rather than rehash the release notes, this post shares the thinking Read More
22nd March 2024
It’s official! BeeGFS has packed its bags (ahem, pollen baskets) and moved to GitHub. This transition marks a pivotal moment for our development team, enabling us to boost our efficiency and increase collaboration with our community. In this post, we’ll address some of the common questions Read More
30th June 2023
If you have seen the latest BeeGFS release notes you may be puzzled why we now have not two, but THREE release branches. Worry not, this is just another sign of the times, the buzziest file system is growing up. Record scratch Read More
10th May 2022
Yesterday, we were alerted to a conversation on Twitter about potential security issues with BeeGFS on systems that don’t use a connAuthFile. If no such file is used to authenticate connections between nodes, it is possible to spoof network messages to BeeGFS servers which can Read More
Where does BeeGFS need to go to support its users for years to come? What changes are needed to enable the next generation of AI and HPC workloads, not just today, but for the next decade and beyond? These are questions ThinkParQ and NetApp ask Read More
by Peter Braam, CTO, ThinkParQ, January 2021
Welcome to the BeeGFS blog. I intend to occasionally publish some of our architectural thoughts, specifically to solicit feedback, publicly in blog comments or on our mailing list. Alternatively you can send an Read More
