Tuxera Fusion: One Platform - Two Protocols - No Compromise
SMB and NFS were never designed to share the same files. Their locks and permission models do not know about each other, so most attempts to run both on Linux end with two copies of the data or two security setups to keep in sync.
In this 37-minute session, Ned Pyle shows how Fusion serves both protocols from one service on one set of files, and what goes wrong when you try the same thing with Samba, NFSD or Ganesha. It is the technical follow-up to Duncan Beattie's overview, Multi-protocol without compromise.
Your webinar host
Ned Pyle, CTO Enterprise Storage, Tuxera. Formerly SMB protocol owner at Microsoft
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What you'll learn in this webinar:
- Why SMB and NFS were never built to share one set of files
- Why AI training now forces both protocols onto the same data
- What breaks when one protocol ignores the other's locks and handles
- Where Samba, NFSD and Ganesha each force a compromise
- How Fusion NFS reuses the Fusion SMB platform for scale-out and RDMA