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An opportunity to chat live with a ZFS expert (usually a developer) about their work. Depending on who shows up, it could be an interview, a lecture on ZFS internals, or a discussion of how to get the best performance from ZFS in a particular situation. | An opportunity to chat live with a ZFS expert (usually a developer) about their work. Depending on who shows up, it could be an interview, a lecture on ZFS internals, or a discussion of how to get the best performance from ZFS in a particular situation. | ||
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Office Hours with Brian Behlendorf was held on January 29th, 2014. | |||
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Revision as of 19:00, 29 January 2014
An opportunity to chat live with a ZFS expert (usually a developer) about their work. Depending on who shows up, it could be an interview, a lecture on ZFS internals, or a discussion of how to get the best performance from ZFS in a particular situation.
Previous event
Office Hours with Brian Behlendorf was held on January 29th, 2014.
Future events
Future hosts will include:
- Andriy Gapon (FreeBSD®/ZFS kernel dev at HybridCluster)
- Richard Yao.
Event listing
Topic | Speakers | Date and time | Venue |
---|---|---|---|
Everything OpenZFS | Matt Ahrens | October 11, 2013 | video |
Everything OpenZFS | George Wilson | December 12, 2013 | video |
ZFS on Linux | Brian Behlendorf | 9AM-10AM PST (17:00 UTC), January 29th, 2014 | g+ hangout, YouTube, and IRC |
Participation
- use the links in the event listing above to join the specific Hangout and YouTube live, any time before the event.
You can participate using the following technologies.
Google+
Google+ Hangouts On Air require:
- a Google+ account
- a browser plug-in (works on Mac, Windows, and Linux), or iOS or Android app
This is the preferred option; latency will be lowest and you can interact via voice, video, and text.
YouTube
View and hear the conversation live
- works even on FreeBSD and Solaris
- ask questions via IRC
- thirty second delay.
IRC
Ask questions on #openzfs on freenode (web interface).
View and hear answers via YouTube or the hangout; the host probably won't have time to type out responses.