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The Azure Storage product group is heading to the SNIA Developer Conference 2024

The Azure Storage product group is heading to the SNIA Developer Conference 2024

The Azure Storage product group is heading to the SNIA Developer Conference (SDC) 2024 in Santa Clara, California, USA from September 16th through September 18th. We have a large contingent of Product Managers and Engineers responsible for Azure Blob Storage and Azure Files presenting across multiple sessions at the conference as well as the Cloud Object Storage Plugfest.

If you’re attending the conference, stop by our sessions, listen in, say “Hello!” and introduce yourself as we demonstrate how Azure Storage can accommodate the largest AI training and AI inference workloads using Azure Blob Storage. Or if you’re a Files customer, stop by our sessions on Azure Files and SMB.

Session catalog

Date

Session title

Speakers

Track

17 September 2024 @ 3:05PM PT

Elevating Linux File Access: Recent Enhancements to the SMB 3.1.1 Client

  • Steven French - Principal Software Engineer - Azure Storage

File Systems & Protocols

17 September 2024 @ 4:05PM PT

Cloud Storage Considerations for Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) in AI Applications

  • Vamshidhar Kommineni - Group Product Manager
  • Saurabh Sensharma - Principal Product Manager

AI / ML Applications for Storage

17 September @ 4:05PM PT

Demystifying Linux SMB Mount Options

  • Bharath S M - Senior Software Engineer
  • Shyam Prasad - Principal Software Engineering Manager 

File Systems & Protocols

18 September @ 9:30AM PT

DNA Data Storage "End-to-End" System Concept

 

  • Shruti Sethi – Senior Technical Manager

Archival Storage

18 September @ 11:35AM PT

Azure Files: Design Challenges for the Biggest File Server in the World

  • Utsav Mohata - Principal Software Engineer
  • Rena Shah - Senior Product Manager

File Systems & Protocols

18 September 2024 @ 2:30PM PT

Supercharging OpenAI Training with Microsoft's Azure Blob Storage

  • Jason Vallery - Group Product Manager - Azure Blob Storage
  • Jegan Devaraju - Group Engineering Manager - Azure Blob Storage

AI / ML Infrastructure

18 September @ 2:30PM PT

Troubleshooting/Debugging Issues on Linux SMB Client

  • Bharath S M - Senior Software Engineer

File Systems & Protocols

16 September – 18 September

Cloud Object Storage Plugfest

  • Scott Hoag – Principal Product Manager – Azure Object Storage
  • Pete Imming – Principal Product Manager – Azure Object Storage
  • Ryan Erdmann – Principal Software Engineer

Plugfest

16 September – 19 September

SMB3 Interoperability Lab

  • Azure Files engineering team

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