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AFS & Kerberos Best Practices Workshop 2006 |
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An Introduction to AFS and it's Best Practices
June 12, 2006 from 9 am to 5pm.
Speakers: Alf Wachsmann, SLAC and Esther Filderman
Now that AFS has become available through an open source license, it
is available to sites and IT groups of all sizes. Although the use of
AFS is simple, setting up your own AFS servers can be a rather
daunting task.
Our goal is to give you the knowledge and tools you need to be able to
get going with your own AFS cell, or to improve upon the cell you've
already started working with. We will provide as many examples as
possible, but this is NOT a hands on class.
Topics include:
- Overview of AFS concepts and semantics
- Setting up and managing the AFS client (even without your own servers)
- A working outline of the AFS server processes and how they play together
- How to set up a new AFS cell: design decisions, initial setup, planning for the future
- Authentication issues: Native KAS vs. Kerberos5
- Backups: How and what to choose to use
- AFS tools to make everything from maintenance to monitoring easier
The day will be 4 90 minute sessions with breaks in the morning and
afternoon, plus a mid-day break for lunch [which will be provided].
Slides are
available - Userid: afsworkshop Password: kerberos
Location of ws [AFS-aware Find, as mentioned in the class]:
/afs/psc.edu/usr/ecf/ws.tar.gz
Current Attendees are:
- Richard Alexander, CSCS
- Russ Allbery, Stanford University
- Peter Bircher, ETHZ
- Adam Bisaro, UMich
- David Boldt, USGS
- Giovanni Bracco, ENEA
- Richard Brittain, Dartmouth University
- Mark Cross, Duke University
- Pietro D'Angelo, ENEA
- Brian Davidson, George Mason University
- Steve Devine, MSU
- Tracy Di Marco White, Iowa State University
- Jay Elvove, University of Maryland
- Jane Florez
- Chris Fruewirth, University of Notre Dame
- Michael Garrison, UMich
- Heather Goldsby, Michigan State University
- Nick Hinkle-DeGroot, UMich
- Eric Holp, Michigan State University
- Kenneth Hornstein, NRL
- Adrian Jones
- Bob Kaneshige
- Digant Kasundra, Stanford University
- Ubaidul Khan, GMU
- Daniel Kouril
- Tom Kula, Iowa State University
- Jay Kusler, MSU
- Andrew Lang, Kansas University
- Will Maier, University of Wisconson
- Terry Maluk, USGS
- Sean O'Malley, Michigan State University
- Robert Petkus, BNL
- Dan Pritts
- Jeff Quinn, Michigan State University
- Martin Sager, UMich
- Charles Stuart, UMich
- Serge Torres
- Neil Tweedy, University of Michigan
- Peter van der Reest, DESY
- Alf Wachsmann, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
- Kevin Walsh
- Jason White
- Tony Winkler, UMich