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Thursday, March 27 • 9:00am - 9:50am
Linux File, Storage and Memory Management Summit Updates - James Bottomley, Parallels; Mel Gorman, SUSE; Trond Myklebust, Primary Data; Ted Ts'o, Google; Moderated by Ric Wheeler

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This panel will bring together some of the leading kernel developers from the file, storage and memory management areas to discuss the hot topics that were handled in the first part of the week. Attendees will get to hear about ongoing work that will move Linux forward in the coming year and talk to the leaders in the community.

This should be a good event for developers, users and architects.

This will give the leading developers immediate feedback on LSF/MM topics from a broader crowd and give the attendees a chance to hear the most up to date news from one of the kernel communities most influential events that will be held earlier in that same week.  
Moderators
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Ric Wheeler

Senior Director, Engineering - Storage, Red Hat
Ric works at Red Hat as the senior director engineering where he leads a team that is working on the integration of storage into the new generation of platforms. Previously, Ric leads the Red Hat Storage Engineering team which is built around three acquisitions that he helped identify... Read More →

Speakers
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James Bottomley

DE, IBM
James Bottomley is a Distinguished Engineer at IBM Research where heworks on Cloud and Container technology. He is also Linux Kernelmaintainer of the SCSI subsystem. He has been a Director on the Boardof the Linux Foundation and Chair of its Technical Advisory Board. Hewent to university... Read More →
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Mel Gorman

SUSE
Mel Gorman is a kernel developer specialising in memory management with occasional dabbling in the VM/FS interfaces and CPU scheduler.  He was educated in University of Limerick and graduated with his PhD in 2011. He has been employed since then by SUSE Labs.
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Trond Myklebust

Trond graduated from the University of Leeds in 1990 with a BSc in Physics, followed by an MSc in theoretical particle physics from Imperial College in 1991. While working on a PhD in experimental particle physics at the University of Oslo, he developed a fascination for a new operating... Read More →
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Theodore Ts'o

Staff Programmer, Google
Theodore Ts'o is the first North American Linux Kernel Developer, and started working with Linux in September, 1991. He previously served as CTO for the Linux Foundation, and is currently employed at Google. Theodore is a Debian Developer, and is the maintainer of the ext4 file system... Read More →

Thursday March 27, 2014 9:00am - 9:50am PDT
Salon H
  Experience Level: Any   Filesystems

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