Kkeithley ufonfs-gluster summit
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The document discusses the status and history of NFS and UFO protocols. It notes that many bugs have been fixed in NFS and details UFO's origins as being based on Swift 1.4.8, its packaging in Fedora 18, and plans for future performance enhancements and integration with Keystone authentication. The document contains several sections written by Kaleb KEITHLEY covering NFS status, UFO history, and its future.
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Kkeithley ufonfs-gluster summit
- 1. Kaleb KEITHLEY1 Protocols: NFS, UFO, (and Hadoop ?) Kaleb KEITHLEY Red Hat 7 Mar, 2013
- 2. Kaleb KEITHLEY2 NFS Status ● NFS ACL ● NFS DRC coming ● Many bugs fixed ● Connectathon results ● What about NFSv4? ● NFSv4.1, pNFS, Ganesha, etc.
- 3. Kaleb KEITHLEY3 UFO History ● Glusterfs-3.3.0, UFO-1.0 based on Swift 1.4.8 (essex) + swift.diff. No community packaging ● Fedora/EPEL packaging in August, 2012 ● Fedora 18 ● download.gluster.org and kkeithle.fedorapeople.org ● Debian and Ubuntu packaging ??? ● UFO 1.1, no more swift.diff, early December 2012, still based on Swift 1.4.8 ● Swift 1.7.4 (folsom) rebase, mid December 2012
- 4. Kaleb KEITHLEY4 UFO future ● UFO 1.2, major performance enhancements ● Short term: performance analysis ● Longer term: libgfapi back end (UFO 1.3?) ● Swift 1.7.6 or 1.8.0 (grizzly) rebase ● Elimination of the openstack-swift—glusterfs-swift conflict in Fedora packaging ● Keystone auth