Abstract: Embodiments herein provide a data storage device including a non-volatile memory, a second memory, and a controller coupled to the non-volatile memory and the second memory. The second memory is configured to store a plurality of delta queues. Each of the plurality of delta queues includes delta queue entries. The delta queue entries are grouped into one or more logical-to-physical (L2P) pages. Each of the one or more L2P pages is associated with a plurality of logical flash management units (LFMUs) corresponding to a plurality of physical addresses in the non-volatile memory. The controller is configured to determine that a delta queue flush is required. In response to determining that the delta queue flush is required, the controller selects one of the plurality of delta queues to flush, and flushes the one or more L2P pages stored in the one of the plurality of delta queues to the non-volatile memory.

Abstract: A storage system configuration alternation system implements storage system reconfiguration alternation by determining a first set of storage system optimization policies to be applied during periods where the workload on the storage system is primarily transactional, and determining a second set of storage system optimization policies to be applied during periods where the workload on the storage system is primarily bandwidth intensive. The storage system configuration alternation system monitors the storage system workload to identify whether the storage system workload is primarily transactional or primarily bandwidth intensive. Based on the current monitored determination, the configuration alternation system selectively applies either the first or second set of storage system policies. A primarily bandwidth intensive workload may be determined based on a combination of a high percentage read IO operations of maximum read size, low CPU utilization, and high back-end bandwidth utilization.

Abstract: A storage device configured to be connected to a redundant array of inexpensive disk (RAID) controller includes a plurality of non-volatile memories. A memory controller is configured to control the plurality of non-volatile memories to store data distributed by the RAID controller based on a RAID configuration signal received from the RAID controller. The memory controller is configured to perform self-diagnosis on the plurality of non-volatile memories to determine whether at least one of the plurality of non-volatile memories has an uncorrectable error when a RAID configuration signal is deactivated.

Abstract: Techniques for cache invalidation across distributed microservices are disclosed, including: monitoring, by a resource manager, a resource that is available for obtaining by a set of one or more resource utilizers, wherein a resource utilizer in the set of one or more resource utilizers obtains a version of the resource; publishing, by the resource manager, a notification stream including notifications associated with the resource, wherein the resource utilizer subscribes to the notification stream including the notifications associated with the resource; detecting, by the resource manager, a modification of the resource; responsive to detecting the modification of the resource: publishing a notification to the notification stream that indicates the modification to the resource.

Abstract: A method for copying a plurality of files from a first file system to a tape-based file system, includes the steps of ingesting the plurality of files into the first file system, the first file system including a first system controller including a processor; assigning each of the plurality of files within the file system to a group with a file system application to create at least one file group; defining a desired order of the files in each of the at least one file group with the file system application to create at least one ordered file group; indicating when the at least one ordered file group is ready to be written to tape with the file system application to create at least one ready, ordered file group; and copying each of the at least one ordered file group with the first system controller to be written to the tape-based file system.

Abstract: One or more performance parameters associated with data stored at a storage device of a plurality of storage devices are received by a storage controller. A first number of blocks of the storage device to a high resiliency portion and a second number of blocks of the storage device to a low resiliency portion of the storage device are allocated based on the one or more performance parameters.

Abstract: A storage system, associated with a container system, may be configured to perform a method that includes: providing, by the storage system to a container operating within a container system, one or more storage services; determining, by the storage system, an interruption to the one or more storage services; and providing, based on the interruption and from the storage system to a container orchestrator for the container system, an alert associated with the container.

Abstract: A memory control apparatus configured to access a memory that involves synchronization of a clock signal for command transfer and a clock signal for data transfer with each other, the clock signal for command transfer and the clock signal for data transfer being independent of each other, includes an output unit configured to change an output mode of the clock signal for data transfer based on a memory access state and to output the clock signal for data transfer to the memory based on the output mode.

Abstract: A redundant array of independent disks (raid) array can include one or more virtual disks representing a raid configuration of the raid array. Each of the one or more virtual disks includes a number of physical extents (PEs), where a first PE and a second PE of the PEs have a same size. The first PE is located at a first storage disk of a first storage node of a cluster and the second PE is located at a second storage disk of a second storage node of the cluster.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are operation methods of a memory controller which controls a memory device. The method includes storing write data in a first area of the memory device, extracting first error position information indicating a position of at least one error included in data stored in the first area, storing the first error position information in a second area of the memory device, reading read data from the first area of the memory device, reading the first error position information from the second area of the memory device, refining the read data based on the first error position information to generate refined data, performing soft decision decoding based on the refined data to generate corrected data, and outputting the corrected data.

Abstract: A memory system includes a memory array having a plurality of memory cells; and a controller coupled to the memory array, the controller configured to: designate a storage mode for a target set of memory cells based on valid data in a source block, wherein the target set of memory cells are configured with a capacity to store up to a maximum number of bits per cell, and the storage mode is for dynamically configuring the target set of memory cells in as cache memory that stores a number of bits less per cell than the corresponding maximum capacity.

Abstract: A storage system with reduced power consumption includes a storage apparatus that saves data in accordance with a data input/output request from a host or outputs the saved data, the storage system including a plurality of components each configured to operate in a first power mode or at least one second lower power mode in a switchable manner, a condition monitoring module monitoring each of the plurality of components, and a power mode control module that determines a power mode of at least one component to be the second power mode, according to a processing load related to each of the plurality of components and which corresponds to a result of monitoring by the condition monitoring module, and operates the at least one particular component in the power saving mode, in which the plurality of components perform mutual control with the storage apparatus in accordance with the data input/output request.

Abstract: One or more techniques and/or computing devices are provided for implementing synchronous replication. For example, a synchronous replication relationship may be established between a first storage controller hosting local storage and a second storage controller hosting remote storage (e.g., replication may be specified at a file, logical unit number (LUN), or any other level of granularity). Data operations and offloaded operations may be implemented in parallel upon the local storage and the remote storage. Error handling operations may be implemented upon the local storage and implement in parallel as a best effort on the remote storage, and a reconciliation may be performed to identify any data divergence from the best effort parallel implementation. Storage area network (SAN) operations may be implemented upon the local storage, and upon local completion may be remotely implemented upon the remote storage.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method, a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium and an apparatus for dynamically updating an optimization read voltage (RV) table. The method includes: obtaining a data-read transaction and replying with the data-read transaction to a host side after listening to a first request for read-performance data, which is issued by the host side, thereby enabling the data-performance transaction to be used in an update of the optimization RV table for a designated memory-cell type; and programming multiple records of an updated optimization RV table for the designated memory-cell type into a designated location of the NAND-flash module after listening to a second request for updating the optimization RV table for the designated memory-cell type, which is issued by the host side. The data-read transaction includes a current environmental parameter of a NAND-flash module, the designated memory-cell type and a bit error rate (BER).

Abstract: Techniques are provided for lock reservations for shared storage. A reserve command to reserve a storage structure is received by a driver from a node. The reserve command is formatted according to a storage protocol. The driver translates the reserve command into a lease acquire command formatted according to an object store protocol and targeting an object stored within an object store and corresponding to the storage structure. A lease identifier derived from a node identifier of the node is inserted into the lease acquire command. The lease acquire command is routed to the object store for obtaining a lease on the object for granting the node exclusive write access to the object.

Abstract: A data storage device includes a memory device and a controller to the memory device. The controller is configured to receive key value (KV) pair data having a key and a value from a host device and generate a mapping in a key-to-physical (K2P) table corresponding to the received KV pair data. The mapping includes a first slot for storing a physical address corresponding to the value and a second slot for storing a physical address corresponding to metadata associated with the KV pair data. When the associated metadata is sent to the data storage device, which may be non-concurrent to transferring the KV pair data, the mapping of the associated metadata is linked to a same key as the mapping of the KV pair data. Thus, using the mapping, the key of the KV pair data is associated with the KV pair data and the associated metadata.

Abstract: A data access method implemented by a first computing device includes receiving a second write operation command sent by a second computing device, where the second write operation command is obtained after the second computing device preprocesses a first write operation command generated by a host, and the first write operation command is used to write to-be-written data into a storage pool, and performing a data processing operation on the to-be-written data according to the second write operation command, wherein the first computing device writes processed to-be-written data into the storage pool.

Abstract: Examples may include techniques to predict or determine time-to-ready (TTR) for a storage device. TTR may be predicted or determined based on operating information included in a snapshot associated with a first time interval during operation of the storage device. The TTR predicted or determined indicates an amount of time the storage device will be at an operational state following a power loss recover of the storage device.

Abstract: A phase training update circuit operates to perform a phase training update on individual bit lanes. The phase training update circuit adjusts a bit lane transmit phase offset forward a designated number of phase steps, transmits a training pattern, and determines a first number of errors in the transmission. It also adjusts the bit lane transmit phase offset backward the designated number of phase steps, transmits the training pattern, and determines a second number of errors in the transmission. Responsive to a difference between the first number of errors and the second number of errors, the phase training update circuits adjusts a center phase position for the bit lane transmit phase offset of the selected bit lane.

Abstract: A container-aware storage system may be configured to store, manage, and provide immutable container images and optionally persistent storage to a container system for use by the container system to run container instances of the container images. The storage system may use volumes to store, manage, and provide immutable container images and optionally persistent storage to the container system for use by the container system to run container instances of the container images. In some embodiments, the storage system receives an immutable container image and stores the immutable container image as a volume. The storage system subsequently detects a request from a container system, such as a request to run a container instance of the immutable container image in the container system and, in response to the request, provides the volume to the container system.