Abstract: The present disclosure provides devices and methods relating to remote direct memory access (RDMA). In one implementation, a target device of the RDMA operation is configured to receive a packet including a first destination address and a destination key, obtain one or more offset values, and obtain a second destination address based on the first destination address, the destination key, and the one or more offset values. Further, the target device is configured to initiate the RDMA operation on a memory based on the second destination address.

Abstract: A computer based system and method for managing memory resources in a computing system may include, using a computer processor, receiving, from a computing system, a memory transaction request originating from a process executing on the computing system. Translation of a memory address associated with the request, or provisioning of memory for a translated address, may be determined based on various memory-transactions-related metadata—such as the service level of the process; the service level of other processes; access patterns of memory resources; a prediction of future memory requests of a process, and the like.

Abstract: A method and apparatus are described. The method comprises receiving a data packet comprising data to be written into the memory of a computing system and address data comprising an address in a set of addresses of a first address space of the computing system, identifying a subset of the set of addresses of the first address space with a subset of addresses in a second address space associated with the memory of the computing system, determining an address from a further subset of addresses in the second address space, writing the data to the region of the memory associated with the determined address and updating an address translation table on the computing system on the basis of the determined address.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides devices and methods relating to remote direct memory access (RDMA). In one implementation, a target device of the RDMA operation is configured to receive a packet including a first destination address and a destination key, obtain one or more offset values, and obtain a second destination address based on the first destination address, the destination key, and the one or more offset values. Further, the target device is configured to initiate the RDMA operation on a memory based on the second destination address.

Abstract: A computer based system and method for multilateral computing resource reallocation and asset transaction migration may include: receiving a resource transaction request; determining a policy for the request; identifying, in a resource monitoring database, resources to service the request and choosing resources matching the policy determined for the request; and documenting the choosing of resources in the monitoring database. Embodiments may further include automatically reallocating occupied resources to alternative transactions and/or migrating currently-running tasks to idle resources, for example according to predefined conditions. Embodiments of the invention may allow performing various dynamic, granular computational resource and/or asset reallocation and/or transaction migration procedures which may involve dynamic composition granular individual resources and/or assets (e.g. of multiple types and/or sizes) into functional resources (to be used by, e.g.

Abstract: A computer based system and method for managing memory resources in a computing system may include, using a computer processor, receiving, from a computing system, a memory transaction request originating from a process executing on the computing system. Translation of a memory address associated with the request, or provisioning of memory for a translated address, may be determined based on various memory-transactions-related metadata—such as the service level of the process; the service level of other processes; access patterns of memory resources; a prediction of future memory requests of a process, and the like.

Abstract: Managing memory resources in a computing system may include receiving, from a computing system, data associated with memory transaction events originating from a process executing on the computing system; storing data related to memory transactions in multiple data structures according to metadata related to past memory transactions events; and altering memory storage or determining memory address translations based on the stored data.

Abstract: A network device is configured to transmit an outgoing packet to another network device. The outgoing packet is a Quick User Datagram Protocol Internet Connection (QUIC)-based packet, which comprises a User Datagram Protocol (UDP) header, a QUIC header, and a QUIC payload. The UDP header comprises an indication that the QUIC payload comprises one or more RDMA transactions. The QUIC payload comprises the one or more RDMA transactions.

Abstract: Examples described herein relate to a device indicating a number of available interrupt messages that is more than physical resources available to store the available interrupt messages and allocating one or more physical resources to provide one or more interrupt messages based on allocation of the one or more interrupt messages to a destination entity. The destination entity can request a maximum permitted allocation of interrupt messages regardless of interrupt message use level. The destination entity can request a maximum permitted allocation of interrupt messages regardless of interrupt message use level and allocate the requested maximum permitted allocation of interrupt messages for use in a configuration region of a device. However, based on unavailability of a physical resource to store a first interrupt message, allocation of the first interrupt message to a destination entity may not be permitted.