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From:   Luis Chamberlain <mcgrof@kernel.org>
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Subject: [LSF/MM/BPF BoF] BoF for Zoned Storage
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Thinking proactively about LSFMM, regarding just Zone storage..

I'd like to propose a BoF for Zoned Storage. The point of it is
to address the existing point points we have and take advantage of
having folks in the room we can likely settle on things faster which
otherwise would take years.

I'll throw at least one topic out:

  * Raw access for zone append for microbenchmarks:
  	- are we really happy with the status quo?
	- if not what outlets do we have?

I think the nvme passthrogh stuff deserves it's own shared
discussion though and should not make it part of the BoF.

  Luis