Announcing Connectathon 2015

Greetings,

Oracle will be hosting Connectathon 2015 the last week in February (2/23 - 2/27) in the Agnews auditorium on Oracle's Santa Clara Campus.

I've updated the http://www.connectathon.info
with the latest information, including (welcome) changes to the registration fee structure.

Please contact our event coordinator, [email protected], if you need additional information or have special requirements.

Feel free to forward this on to other interested parties.

Regards,

Bill Baker - Oracle Solaris NFS development

I’m organizing the Connectathon Talks for Connectathon 2015. It will be great to see you at the show!

Unlike the testing floor, these talks are open to the public, and will be held in the upstairs conference room in the Mellon Auditorium, as in years past. The talks are held Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons during Connectathon 2015. Appropriate topics are technical talks on areas that are of broad interest to the NFS community.

If you are interested in presenting a talk, please send me:

  o  A presentation title
  o  A 2-4 sentence abstract of the presentation
  o  The name and e-mail addresses of all presenters.  I will not share 

these with anyone
o How long you need: typically 30 or 60 minutes

A VGA overhead projector is available.

In addition to presentations by individuals, we have space for “birds of a feather” sessions where we can hold group discussion on topics relevant to our community. These sessions would be held during one or more of the normal talk slots (Tuesday or Wednesday afternoon), and would also be open to the public. Some initial ideas for BOF sessions include:

  o  NFS Testing (a perennial favorite)
  o  NFS/Kerberos (especially ease of use)
  o  NFS/RDMA

Please give these a +1 and/or send other suggestions.

A schedule of talks and BOF sessions will be posted on the www.connectathon.info web site as we get closer to the event.

Thanks,
Rob Thurlow

Hi Rob,

Last year I gave a presentation on the potential extension of the NFS protocol with support for extended attributes. Since last year the proposal evolved but there is some basic objection to the need of xattr in the NFS protocol. I would like to review what we have so far and than have a discussion on the need for xattr or not.

From:   Rob Thurlow <[email protected]>
To:     [email protected], [email protected]
Date:   01/08/2015 07:12 AM
Subject:        Connectathon 2015 talks
Sent by:        [email protected]

I’m organizing the Connectathon Talks for Connectathon 2015. It will be great to see you at the show!

Unlike the testing floor, these talks are open to the public, and will be held in the upstairs conference room in the Mellon Auditorium, as in years past. The talks are held Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons during Connectathon 2015. Appropriate topics are technical talks on areas that are of broad interest to the NFS community.

If you are interested in presenting a talk, please send me:

   o  A presentation title
   o  A 2-4 sentence abstract of the presentation
   o  The name and e-mail addresses of all presenters.  I will not share 

these with anyone
o How long you need: typically 30 or 60 minutes

A VGA overhead projector is available.

In addition to presentations by individuals, we have space for “birds of a feather” sessions where we can hold group discussion on topics relevant to our community. These sessions would be held during one or more of the normal talk slots (Tuesday or Wednesday afternoon), and would also be open to the public. Some initial ideas for BOF sessions include:

   o  NFS Testing (a perennial favorite)
   o  NFS/Kerberos (especially ease of use)
   o  NFS/RDMA

Please give these a +1 and/or send other suggestions.

A schedule of talks and BOF sessions will be posted on the www.connectathon.info web site as we get closer to the event.

Thanks,
Rob Thurlow
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