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Wednesday
, March 11
Carver 1
10:30am •
Ceph Performance Demystified: Benchmarks, Tools, and the Metrics that Matter - Adolfo Brandes, Hastexo
11:30am •
Ceph FS Development Update - John Spray, Red Hat
2:00pm •
Distributed Storage and Compute With Ceph's librados - Sage Weil, Red Hat
3:00pm •
Cephfs fsck: Distributed File System Checking - Gregory Farnum, Red Hat
4:20pm •
Optimizing Ceph Performance For All-Flash Architectures - Viyayendra Shamanna, SanDisk
7:00pm •
BoFs: SMR and Zoned Block Devices: Seagate & HGST - Adrian Palmer, Seagate & Jorge Campello, HGST
Carver 2
10:30am •
Year of the Linux I/O Cache Hinting Solution - Dan Williams, Intel
11:30am •
Modelling and Estimating Distributed Storage Characteristics - Lars Marowsky-Brée, SUSE
2:00pm •
LIO and the TCMU Userspace Passthrough: The Best of Both Worlds - Andy Grover, Red Hat
3:00pm •
Lambert: Achieve High Durability, Low Cost & Flexibility at Same Time — open source cold storage engine for ExaBytes data in Alibaba - Robin Dong, Alibaba & Coly Li (Alibaba)
4:20pm •
Skylight: A Window on Shingled Disk Operation - Abutalib Aghayev, Northeastern University Solid State Storage Lab
Foyer
10:00am •
Break
3:50pm •
Break
Loft 2
10:30am •
Btrfs: Future Plans - Chris Mason, Facebook
11:30am •
A Simple, and Scalable pNFS Server For Linux - Christoph Hellwig
2:00pm •
Increasing SCSI LLD Driver Performance by Using the SCSI Multiqueue Approach - Bart Van Assche, SanDisk
3:00pm •
Ext4 Filesystem Scaling - Jan Kára, SUSE
4:20pm •
Reducing File System Tail Latencies with Chopper - Jun He, University of Wisconsin-Madison
7:00pm •
BoFs: NFS - Christoph Hellwig
Space 57
9:00am •
The Future for Linux Storage, Filesystems and Memory Management - James Bottomley (CTO, Server Virtualization at Parallels, Jeff Layton (Senior Software Engineer at Primary Data) and Rik van Riel (Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat)
9:40am •
At-Scale Datacenters and the Demand for New Storage Architectures - Allen Samuels, Chief Software Architect, Emerging Storage Solutions at SanDisk
Studio 3
10:30am •
Evaluation of Filesystems for Shingled Drives - Hannes Reinecke, SUSE
11:30am •
SMR in Linux Systems -- Seagate's Contribution to Legacy Filesystems - Adrian Palmer, Seagate
2:00pm •
Deploying Btrfs in Production - Josef Bacik, Facebook
3:00pm •
NFSv4.2 and Beyond - J. Bruce Fields, Red Hat
4:20pm •
Challenges of providing Remote DMA access to Persistent Memory - Matthew Wilcox, Intel
7:00pm •
BoFs: The Future of Gluster - Dan Lambright, Red Hat
TBA
12:20pm •
Lunch
Thursday
, March 12
Carver 1
9:00am •
Filesystem Fuzzing Simplified - Sasha Levin, Oracle
10:00am •
DRBD9 - High Performing Reliable Block Storage for the Cloud - Philipp Reisner, LINBIT
11:20am •
GlusterFS: Data Compliance Infrastructure - Venky Shankar, Red Hat
1:40pm •
Providing Atomic Sector Updates in Software for Persistent Memory - Vishal Verma, Intel
2:40pm •
Pblcache: A Client-Side Persistent Block Cache for the Data Center - Luis Pabon, Red Hat
Carver 2
9:00am •
Open-Channel Solid State Drives - Matias Bjørling, University of Copenhagen
10:00am •
GlusterFS - Overview & Future Directions - Vijay Bellur, Red Hat
11:20am •
Architecture and Development of OrangeFS Version 3 - Walter B. Ligon III, Clemson University
1:40pm •
Designing SMR Solutions with libzbc and Open Source Software - Damien Le Moal, HGST
2:40pm •
XFS: There and Back And There Again - Dave Chinner, Red Hat
Foyer
10:50am •
Break
3:30pm •
Break
Loft 2
9:00am •
Putting the Pieces Together for a 100% F/OSS Storage Array? - Andy Grover, Red Hat
10:00am •
Open Source, Scale-out, Clustered NAS using nfs-ganesha and GlusterFS - Anand Subramanian, Red Hat
11:20am •
Challenges Implementing a Generic Backup-Restore API For Linux - Matthias G. Eckermann, SUSE
1:40pm •
Cache Tiers and Erasure Coding in Ceph - Samuel Just, Red Hat
2:40pm •
Multipathed PCI-e Storage - Keith Busch, Intel
Space 57
4:00pm •
Will Your Grandchildren Know What Your Parents Looked Like? - Brian Pawlowski, Senior Vice President and Member of Technical Staff at NetApp
4:20pm •
SMR – The Next Opportunity in Storage - Jorge Campello, Global Director of Systems and Solutions, HGST
4:40pm •
Open Source vs. Open Standards - Sage Weil, Ceph Principal Architect at Red Hat
5:00pm •
How Facebook is Leveraging Linux in the Data Center - Chris Mason, Linux Kernel Engineer at Facebook
Studio 3
9:00am •
Optimizing FUSE for Cloud Storage - Maxim Patlasov, Parallals
11:20am •
Asynchronous Samba - Jeremy Allison, Google
1:40pm •
Lazytime: Optimizing File Systems By Lazily Writing Back Timestamps - Ted Ts'o, Google
2:40pm •
Improving The Latency of Fsync System Call at EXT4 - Daejun Park, Sungkyunkwan University
Whiskey Saigon
6:00pm •
Closing Reception
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