NANOG Meeting Presentation Abstract

Tutorial: Storage 101: Storage for Networking Folks
Meeting:	NANOG55
Date / Time:	2012-06-03 2:00pm - 3:30pm
Room:	Bayshore Ballroom D-F
Presenters:	Speakers: Jon Hudson, Brocade 18yrs in multiple roles such as Network Engineer, Unix Sysadmin, SAN Engineer, Production Ops Architect & Dir of Systems Engineering. Positions within financial, online gaming & manufacturing industries. In 2009 joined Brocade from Juniper Networks. At Brocade responsible for Fabric, SDN, Virtualization & Cloud Technology as well as TRILL Standards development in the IETF. Co-Author of four IETF Drafts and Co-Inventor of Patent GB2441278.
Abstract:	A look at the different storage protocols available today for network based storage access: what are they, where are they used and what is their future. Includes a detailed walk through of some FC and FCoE procedures as well as some of the challenges with both. At the end of this tutorial a students should be able to successfully understand why one protocol might be chosen over another and be better equipped to talk to their Storage Brethren.
Files:	Storage 101: Storage for Networking Folks (PDF) Storage 101: Storage for Networking Folks
Sponsors:	None.

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