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{{define "title"}}About — Ridgway Systems{{end}}
{{define "meta-desc"}}About Ridgway Systems — a personal OpenBSD homelab project.{{end}}
{{define "meta-desc"}}About Ridgway Systems — a personal FreeBSD homelab project.{{end}}
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<p>
Ridgway Systems is a personal homelab project built entirely on OpenBSD. The goal is to self-host
Ridgway Systems is a personal homelab project built entirely on FreeBSD. The goal is to self-host
as many services as practical on owned hardware, with a focus on simplicity, security, and
understanding every layer of the stack.
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<p>
This site documents the build — hardware choices, configuration decisions, and things learned
along the way. If you're setting up your own homelab or migrating to OpenBSD, hopefully something
along the way. If you're setting up your own homelab or migrating to FreeBSD, hopefully something
here is useful.
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<h2>Why OpenBSD?</h2>
<h2>Why FreeBSD?</h2>
<ul>
<li>Security-first design. <code>pledge(2)</code> and <code>unveil(2)</code> are excellent.</li>
<li>Clean, minimal base system. No surprises.</li>
<li>ZFS in the base system. First-class, not bolted on.</li>
<li>Jails for lightweight, auditable service isolation.</li>
<li><code>pf(4)</code> is the best firewall I've used.</li>
<li>Documentation is thorough and accurate. The man pages are genuinely good.</li>
<li>Deliberate, careful development. The OpenBSD team doesn't chase hype.</li>
<li>Clean base system separate from ports and packages. No surprises.</li>
<li>Documentation is thorough and accurate. The Handbook and man pages are genuinely good.</li>
</ul>
<h2>What's Running</h2>