Elevating Linux File Access - Recent Advancements in SMB3.1.1 Client

Explore a comprehensive technical presentation from SNIA Storage Developer Conference 2024 that delves into the significant advancements in Linux file access and SMB3.1.1 client capabilities. Learn about the latest security enhancements, performance improvements, and reliability features implemented in the Linux SMB3.1.1 client (cifs.ko), one of Linux's most actively developed filesystems. Understand how these developments enhance remote storage access across various platforms including Azure, Windows, Samba, ksmbd, Netapp, and Macs. Gain insights into new directory caching mechanisms, POSIX/Linux compatibility features, improved swapfile support, and special Linux file type handling. Discover upcoming features like new authentication options beyond Kerberos and NTLMSSP, SMB3.1.1 over QUIC implementation, and enhanced packet signing protocols. Master essential mount options, tools, and configuration parameters for optimizing remote file access from Linux systems. Microsoft's Steven French presents this 51-minute technical deep dive, perfect for system administrators and developers working with Linux file systems and remote storage solutions.