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+Samba is the most important open source SMB file serving software, and
+arguably, one of the most important SMB implementations out there, being
+shipped with all major Linux distributions and part of many big and small
+storage appliances. A lot has happened in Samba's file server in the last
+couple of years, and this talk first describes file serving with Samba in the
+age of Samba 4: Samba 4.0 was released as the Active Directory server release,
+but it was also a very big file server relase with a lot of new changes and new
+features.
+
+With the introduction of SMB version 3, Microsoft moves from pure workstation
+workload focus to server workloads, aiming to partly replace block storage. In
+particular Microsoft catches up with Samba/CTDB to offer all-active clustering.
+The second part of this talk describes current work in progress in this area
+and where the Samba file server is heading.
+
[center]>
-==== Interop - Apple ====
+==== Interop - Fruit ====
<[columns]
<<<apfel_1280.jpg,width=.9\textwidth>>>
[columns]>
+==== ====[plain]
+
+<[center]
+\Large
+Fruit Demo
+[center]>
+
==== SMB features ====[plain]
%\transdissolve
* implement interface discovery [WIP]
}
+==== ====[plain]
+
+<[center]
+\Large
+Multi-Channel Demo
+[center]>
+
==== SMB Direct (RDMA) ====
+<2->{
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-==== ====[plain]
+==== Thanks for your attention! ====[plain]
-\transdissolve
+%\transdissolve
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