LISA '03 AFS Workshop Attendees & Agenda

List of Attendees

Current as of 10/15/2003

Venkata Achanta, East Tennessee State University
Steven Jenkins, East Tennessee State University
Rich Sudlow, Notre Dame University
Rudy Maceyko, CERT
James Dobson, Dartmouth University
Sven Oehme, IBM
Horst Birthelmer, IBM
Wolfgang Friebel, DESY
Greg Wilson, Arizona State University
Love Hörnquist-Åstrand, Stockholm University
Travis Broughton, Intel
Chris McClimans, Texas Tech University
Ken Hornstein, Naval Research Labs
Heidi Hornstein, Naval Research Labs
Alf Wachsmann, SLAC
Peter van der Reest, DESY

Current Agenda

Talk: Status of OpenAFS - Derrick Brashear
Talk: Status of Arla - Love
Talk: Development of AFS Perl API - Steven Jenkins, Alf Wachsmann
Talk: Surviving Data Disasters in AFS - James Dobson
Talk: Using AFS as a root filesystem for diskless nodes - Chris McClimans
Performance of various backup systems
Integration of an exclusion list in vos dump
Clustering/Virtualization of AFS servers
Integrating AFS into an existing Kerberos 5 infrastructure
AFS Performance - Reproduce Ellard and Selter's NFS paper?
Knoppix-like AFS distribution for demonstration/experimentation
AFS as a high performance filesystem for high performance computing
Client cache tuning - adaptive prediction?
Fileserver tuning - Solaris UFS kernel parameters, choosing fileserver options
Cross cell authentication and Kerberos 5
OpenSSH and Kerberos ticket/AFS token forwarding
AFS tools and utilities - Volfit, AFSWizard, Balancer, etc.
Kerberos 4/kaserver to Kerberos 5 migration
Using OpenAFS for fileservers: platforms, versions, reliabilty, etc.
AFS Benchmarking - Where are the bottlenecks?
Backups - still using tapes, or migrated to disk farms?
Using rxkad 2b (how do you get new style tokens?)
Status of largefile support.
Maximum fileserver partition sizes.
Using Solaris tmpfs for AFS cache.
Using TSM API patches for butc.

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