Re: Bakeathon Talk: NFS/RDMA Basics

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The second part of Chuck's will be starting in 15mins or so
Here is a link to the slides
   http://nfsv4bat.org/Documents/BakeAThon/2017/index.html

steved.

On 09/26/2017 09:24 AM, Steve Dickson wrote:
> Just a quick reminder... this will start in 30mins or so... 
> 
> steved.
> 
> On 09/23/2017 09:30 PM, Steve Dickson wrote:
>> Hello All!
>>
>> At the upcoming Bakeathon Chuck Lever will be giving
>> a 3 part talk on the basics of NFS over RDMA and the ins
>> and outs on how to support it. The meeting is open to 
>> everyone who is interested so please feel free to join in.
>>
>> The talks will be given at the Red Hat office in 
>> Westford MA. The address is: 314 Littleton Rd, Westford, MA 01886
>>
>> The bluejeans access: https://bluejeans.com/5642721552/
>> (I've been told downloading the app works well)
>>
>> The call in info: 1-888-847-2201 Conf code: 564.272.1552
>>
>> The talk times are:
>>    *Tues Sept 26 10:00 am (EST)*
>>    *Tues Sept 26 03:00 pm (EST)*
>>    *Weds Sept 27 10:00 am (EST)*
>>
>>
>> The talks will be recorded and posted on either 
>> http://nfsv4bat.org/ or http://linux-nfs.org or both. 
>>
>> Here is the synopsis of the talks
>>
>> 1. Introduction to RDMA verbs. This background talk describes the
>> building blocks used to implement RDMA-enabled storage protocols.
>>
>> 2. RPC-over-RDMA and NFS/RDMA. We'll discuss the details of how
>> RDMA verbs are used to move RPC and NFS requests, followed by a
>> look at actual wire traffic samples using Wireshark.
>>
>> 3. Code walk-through. This section is for folks who are permitted
>> to view GPL code. We'll examine the structure of the Linux NFS/RDMA
>> client and server implementations.
>>
>> We are hoping for vibrant discussion. (Relevant) questions are welcome
>> at any time. Chuck will adjust the presentation depending on whether
>> there is already sufficient group knowledge in a topic area.
>>
>> steved.
>>
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