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Introduction
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Why would you want to do this
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What is AFS
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Who uses AFS
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CERN
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Kerberos
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File servers
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Cell
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Authentication
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Kerberos Key Distribution
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AFS Configuration Servers
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AFS File Servers
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Clients
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ReadOnly Space
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AFS
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Questions
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Lustre vs AFS
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File size
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File volumes
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OSbased limitations
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FSbased limitations
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Writing questions
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Management interface
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Command line interface
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Access controls
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Ifs
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What if I dont have Kerberos
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Thank you
Description:
Learn about building a private data storage cloud in this 55-minute conference talk from Notacon 11. Explore the benefits and applications of AFS (Andrew File System), including its use by organizations like CERN. Discover key components such as Kerberos authentication, file servers, and configuration servers. Gain insights into AFS architecture, including read-only space, client interactions, and file management. Compare AFS with other systems like Lustre, and understand file size limitations and access controls. Explore management interfaces, command-line tools, and alternatives for environments without Kerberos. Enhance your knowledge of distributed file systems and private cloud storage solutions through this comprehensive presentation.

Building a Private Data Storage Cloud with AFS

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