Re: [nfsv4] Draft agenda

I will be there and I am open to any time or day.

On Thu, Mar 9, 2023, 6:15 PM Chris Inacio <inacio@cert.org> wrote:

> All,
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> Version 00 of the NFSv4 WG IETF-116 agenda is posted (and attached
> below).  As scheduled, we will be VERY tight on time.  This is a DRAFT
> agenda, please ask for more or less time as you feel appropriate.
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> Also, I would like to hear about any issues with the time slot as
> scheduled.  We’re aware of 1 person who will be in Japan during the week
> but wasn’t planning on staying through Friday afternoon and is scheduled to
> leave.  If the chairs are going to ask for a schedule change, I would like
> to make sure that we hear from everyone and accommodate reasonably and
> fairly to all possible participants.  (This does NOT mean that we (the
> chairs) control which time slot we get - we can ask for a change.  I know
> you all know this, but just trying to make sure I’m setting expectations
> accordingly.)
>
> Feedback is welcome and appreciated everyone.  Thanks.
> Brian, Dave, and Chris
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> IETF-116 NFSv4 WG Agenda
> Welcome (back) to Yokohama
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> * Chairs Welcome / Agenda Bash (chairs)
> * WG status and interim meetings (5 min - chairs/all)
>         - interim meetings and draft progress
> * 5661-bis (20 min - Noveck/Chairs)
> * RDMA Commit (10 min - Tom Talpey)
> * Delstid - Extending opening of files / Reporting of Errors via
> LAYOUTRETURN in NFSv4.2 (15 min - Haynes)
> * Implementation Status (10 min - Lever)
> * pNFS layout using NVMe (15 min - Hellwig)
> * Sequence ID Calibration (10 min - Yang Jing)
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> * end of IETF-116, safe travels
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> Chris Inacio
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