Abstract: A method and apparatus of a device that grows and/or shrinks a table that is shared between a writer and a plurality of readers is described. In an exemplary embodiment, a device receives an entry to be added to the shared table. In response to receiving the entry, the device remaps shared table to add a new storage segment to the shared table. The device further adds the entry to the shared table, where the entry is stored in the new storage segment. In addition, the device updates a shared table characteristic to indicate that the shared table has changed. The device further shrinks the shared table by remapping the table to remove a segment of the table.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for managing data structure groups. Such techniques may include providing to a data structure group, by a reader, a plurality of data structure identifiers including a first data structure identifier and a second data structure identifier; mounting, by the data structure group, a first data structure identified by the first data structure identifier and including a first instance identifier; mounting, by the data structure group, a second data structure identified by the second data structure identifier and including a second instance identifier; making a first determination that the first data structure and the second data structure are mounted; making a second determination that the first instance identifier and the second instance identifier match; and marking, based on the first determination and the second determination, the data structure group as ready-to-read.

Abstract: A method and apparatus of a device that grows and/or shrinks a table that is shared between a writer and a plurality of readers is described. In an exemplary embodiment, a device receives an entry to be added to the shared table. In response to receiving the entry, the device remaps shared table to add a new storage segment to the shared table. The device further adds the entry to the shared table, where the entry is stored in the new storage segment. In addition, the device updates a shared table characteristic to indicate that the shared table has changed. The device further shrinks the shared table by remapping the table to remove a segment of the table.

Abstract: A method and apparatus of a device that grows and/or shrinks a table that is shared between a writer and a plurality of readers is described. In an exemplary embodiment, a device receives an entry to be added to the shared table. In response to receiving the entry, the device remaps shared table to add a new storage segment to the shared table. The device further adds the entry to the shared table, where the entry is stored in the new storage segment. In addition, the device updates a shared table characteristic to indicate that the shared table has changed. The device further shrinks the shared table by remapping the table to remove a segment of the table.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for managing data structure groups. Such techniques may include providing to a data structure group, by a reader, a plurality of data structure identifiers including a first data structure identifier and a second data structure identifier; mounting, by the data structure group, a first data structure identified by the first data structure identifier and including a first instance identifier; mounting, by the data structure group, a second data structure identified by the second data structure identifier and including a second instance identifier; making a first determination that the first data structure and the second data structure are mounted; making a second determination that the first instance identifier and the second instance identifier match; and marking, based on the first determination and the second determination, the data structure group as ready-to-read.

Abstract: A method and apparatus of a device that grows and/or shrinks a table that is shared between a writer and a plurality of readers is described. In an exemplary embodiment, a device receives an entry to be added to the shared table. In response to receiving the entry, the device remaps shared table to add a new storage segment to the shared table. The device further adds the entry to the shared table, where the entry is stored in the new storage segment. In addition, the device updates a shared table characteristic to indicate that the shared table has changed. The device further shrinks the shared table by remapping the table to remove a segment of the table.