Cluster Shared Volumes Reborn in Windows Server 2012: Deep Dive

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This session will do a deep technical dive of the new Cluster Shared Volumes architecture and new features coming in Windows Server 2012. CSV is now a full blown clustered file system, and all of the challenges of the past have been addressed, along with many enhancements. This will be an in-depth session that will cover the CSV architecture, CSV backup integration, and integration with a wealth of new features that enhance CSV and their performance. CSV backup integration, and integration with a wealth of new features that enhance CSV and it's performance. #TEWSV430
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