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Vishal Verma

Intel
Software Engineer
Boulder, Colorado

vishalverma.net

Vishal Verma is a developer at Intel's Open Source Technology Center. His previous work includes authoring the SCSI emulation layer for the NVMe driver.

9:00am PDT

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

10:30am PDT

Managing Persistent Memory - Dan Williams & Tiffany Kasanicky, Intel State Ballroom B

11:30am PDT

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

2:00pm PDT

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

4:00pm PDT

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

9:00am PDT

Keynote: The Future for Linux Storage, Filesystems and Memory Management - James Bottomley, IBM; Mel Gorman, SUSE; Jeff Layton, Primary Data State Ballroom CD

9:40am PDT

Keynote: Application Implications of Persistent Memory - Matthew Wilcox, Intel State Ballroom CD

10:30am PDT

Persistent Memory and the Handling of Media Errors: How to have your Poison and (not) Consume it too - Vishal Verma, Intel State Ballroom A

2:00pm PDT

Toward A Unified Block IO Controller - Shaohua Li, Facebook State Ballroom A

3:00pm PDT

Building a File Sync and Share Mesh Network with Federation - Frank Karlitschek, ownCloud State Ballroom B

4:00pm PDT

Panel Discussion: Large-scale Enterprise Automation of Open Source File Systems at Clemson University State Ballroom B