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Vault 2016

#1

Keynote: Going Big with Open Source Storage - Sage Weil, Ceph Principal Architect, Red Hat

#2

Solving the Linux Storage Scalability Bottlenecks - Jens Axboe, Facebook

#3

Keynote: Open Standards, Open Source and the Evolving Hardware/Software Interface - Jorge Campello, Director, System & Software Technologies, HGST, A Western Digital Company

#4

Keynote: Information Storage in DNA - Nick Goldman, Program Director, The Goldman Group

#5

A Small Case Study: Lessons Learned at Facebook - Chris Mason, Facebook

#6

Lunch Break (Attendees on Own)

#7

New Ceph Configurations - High Performance Without High Costs - Allen Samuels, SanDisk

#8

Managing Persistent Memory - Dan Williams & Tiffany Kasanicky, Intel

#9

CephFS as a Service with OpenStack Manila - John Spray, Red Hat

#10

NOVA: A Log-structured File System for Hybrid Volatile/Non-volatile Main Memories - Andiry Xu, UC San Diego

#11

Break

#12

What's new in RADOS for Jewel? - Samuel Just, Red Hat

#13

Ceph and Flash - Brian O’Krafka, SanDisk

#14

On-site Attendee Reception & Sponsor Showcase

#15

Facebook Warm Storage – Next Generation Storage for Data Warehouse in Hadoop Ecosystem - Kestutis Patiejunas, Facebook

#16

Registration & Breakfast

#17

Stable CephFS: A Development Perspective - Gregory Farnum, Red Hat

#18

MD/RAID-456 Write Journal and Cache - Song Liu, Facebook

#19

SMB2 and Linux - A Seamless File Serving Protocol - Jeremy Allison, Google

#20

Linux NTB - Allen Hubbe, EMC & Dave Jiang, Intel

#21

GlusterFS and its Distribution Model - Sakshi Bansal, Red Hat

#22

Open-Channel Solid State Drives - Matias Bjørling CNEX Labs

#23

Performance improvements in Replication and Erasure coding in GlusterFS - Anuradha Talur, Red Hat

#24

GlusterFS @ Facebook - Richard Wareing, Facebook

#25

Building Ceph Reference Architectures for the Real World - Alejandro Bonilla, SUSE

#26

SMB3 in Samba - Multi-Channel and Beyond - Michael Adam, Red Hat

#27

pNFS for Block Storage - Sridhar Balasubramanian, NetApp

#28

Arbiter based Replication in Gluster- without 3x Storage Cost and Zero Split-Brains! - Ravishankar N., Red Hat

#29

Performance Analysis of SCSI-mq on 16G FC - Hannes Reinecke, SUSE Labs

#30

Froyo: Hassle-free Personal Array Management using XFS and DM - Andy Grover, Red Hat

#31

Managing Fabric-Attached Memory in The Machine - Rocky Craig, Hewlett Packard Enterprise

#32

Tiering in GlusterFS: Hardware Config Considerations - Veda Shankar, Red Hat

#33

BoF: Logical DePop - Damien Le Moal, WDC