IEEE Computer Society MSST

Sponsored by the IEEE Mass Storage Systems
Technical Committee
IEEE Computer Society

April 16th — 20th, 2012
Asilomar
Conference Grounds

Pacific Grove, CA


The 28th IEEE Conference on Massive Data Storage (MSST 2012) will dedicate a full week to computer-storage technology. The symposium will include a day of tutorials, two days of invited papers, and two days of peer-reviewed research papers.

The MSST research track and SNAPI, the IEEE International Workshop on Storage Network Architecture and Parallel I/Os will combine to become the 28th IEEE MSST/SNAPI conference. MSST/SNAPI 2012 will highlight the latest research in the architecture, design, implementation, and evaluation of local and networked storage and parallel I/O systems.



Presentations


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MSST Tutorials

April 16th (Monday)
Five important distributed file systems will be discussed: Lustre, GPFS, OrangeFS, Ceph, and HDFS. Two are old school and three are upstarts. They have different fundamentals and different intended uses. Top experts will guide you in what makes each of these technologies work. Whether you are an implementer, a decision maker, or both, this day will be an investment in your career.
Andreas Dilger
Andreas Dilger
Whamcloud
Matt Foley
Matt Foley
Hortonworks
Walter Ligon
Walter Ligon
Clemson
Ray Paden
Ray Paden
IBM
Sage Weil
Sage Weil
Ceph


MSST Symposium

April 17th—18th (Tuesday—Wednesday)

Our keynote speaker is Cray President and CEO, Peter Ungaro, who will address the synergy between massive computing and massive storage (abstract). Featured speaker Dr. Robert E. Fontana, IEEE Fellow and author of over 100 patents in magnetic storage, will provide an insider's view of the future of disk, tape, and solid-state memory technology (abstract). Other talks will address massive archives, cloud storage, and content management. Prominent consultant and blogger Henry Newman will challenge us on limits to the scalability of our current storage paradigms.

Keynote
Peter Ungaro
Peter Ungaro
President & CEO, Cray
"Developing an exascale solution, including exa-IO, that is meaningful to the HPC community, is leading to significant changes in system architecture and a more holistic approach to super-computing."

Arnon Amir
Arnon Amir
IBM
Dave Boomer
Dave Boomer
IBM
Andreas Dilger
Andreas Dilger
Whamcloud
Erik Eyberg
Erik Eyberg
Texas Mem. Sys.
Dave Fellinger
Dave Fellinger
DataDirect
Matt Foley
Matt Foley
Hortonworks
Robert E. Fontana, Jr.
Robert Fontana, Jr.
IBM
Jeffrey Layton
Jeffrey Layton
Dell
Walter Ligon
Walter Ligon
Clemson
Henry Newman
Henry Newman
Instrumental
Jean-Ives Nief
Jean-Ives Nief
CC-IN2P3
Stephen J. O'Hearn
Stephen O'Hearn
JPL
Matthew O'Keefe
Matthew O'Keefe
U of Minn.
Ray Paden
Ray Paden
IBM
Franz-Josef Pfreundt
Franz-Josef Pfreundt
Fraunhofer ITWM
Sage Weil
Sage Weil
Ceph
Gary 
              T. Wright
Gary Wright
LDS


MSST/SNAPI Research Track

April 19th—20th (Thursday—Friday)
Program
Program Committee



Vendor Exposition

April 18th—19th (Wednesday—Thursday)


Media Sponsor

HPCwire Logo     Datanami Logo
Complimentary subscriptions to HPCwire will be offered to all attendees,
compliments of the 28th IEEE Conference on Massive Data Storage.

Gold Sponsor


Yahoo Logo


Silver Sponsors


DataDirect Networks Logo    RAID, Inc. Logo


Bronze Sponsors

Texas Memory Systems Logo    Aeon Computing Logo

Spectra Logic Logo
Nirvana Logo
NetApp Logo        Cray Logo
OrangeFS Logo   Active Archive Logo
Whamcloud Logo   OpenSFS Logo

Organizers

IEEE Sponsor     Merritt Jones
Conference Chair     Dr. Sam Coleman
Tutorial Chair     Sean Roberts
Program Chair     Harry Hulen
Research Track Co-Chairs     Dr. Ethan Miller, Dr. John Bent
Vendor Chair     Ben Kobler
Media Relations     Michael Stevens
Conference Organizer     Jane Everett


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