As planned, this morning I copied the Alpine Linux VPS into a FreeBSD jail. I didn't use any specific tools – many may not know, but FreeBSD comes with everything you need to manage jails right out of the box.
I simply performed an rsync of the file system and started it up.
Everything (almost) works; I do have an issue with php-fpm, although PHP runs correctly when launched from the console.
The best approach would be to transition everything to FreeBSD natively (or use bhyve to run Alpine Linux natively), but I want to undertake this experiment to gauge how feasible it is. Migrating this server to FreeBSD would currently be quite complex, whereas launching a VM with bhyve is so straightforward that I'm keeping it as a last resort. 😄
This is a 2013 #Apple#MacBook Pro Retina - born unlucky, it has encountered many hardware issues - but it has been serving in the office for handling some minor tasks. #MacOS is now outdated, so I've decided to install a #BSD on it.
However, I'm still unsure about which one to choose. I might experiment with all of them on four external disks and evaluate their performance.
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