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Conference 2009 File-systems and Storage May 7, 2009 |
Filesystem and Storage FuturesBy Ted Ts'o. AbstractWhat does the future hold in store for filesystem and storage technologies? Why is it that there has been a flowering of new filesystems showing up in Linux in the last 18 months? There have been many new file system and storage technologies which have arrived in Linux in the past year or two. New filesystems that have recently become available inclde ext4, btrfs, and UBIFS. On the storage technology sides, we have seen the advent of Sold State Drives, Data Integrity Fields, and 4k sectors. This talk will place into context the developments and changes in technology that have driven these new innovations, and what it means for the users of the Linux File System and Storage Stack. BiographyTheodore Ts'o was the first North American Linux Kernel Developer, and organizes the Annual Linux Kernel Developer's Summit, which brings together the top 75 Linux Kernel Developers from all over the world for an annual face-to-face meeting. He is one of the core maintainers for the ext2, ext3, and ext4 file systems, and is the primary author and maintainer for e2fsprogs, the user space utilities for the ext2/3/4 file systems. Theodore is currently on assignment with the Linux Foundation where he serves its Chief Technology Officer. |
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