Abstract
Understanding the diverse mount options in the Linux SMB client can be challenging for both developers and users. This presentation aims to demystify this complexity by providing insights into the rationale behind the extensive list of options, their pros and cons, and how to apply them to common use cases and workloads. From data caching and metadata caching options to security and standard protocol-related configurations and many performance enhancements.
Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of how each option impacts SMB file system behavior. Through practical examples and discussions, this talk will equip participants with the knowledge needed to navigate and optimize Linux SMB client mount options effectively.
