Abstract: Implementing guardrails for non-disruptive migration of workloads between storage arrays, the method comprising: initiating a non-disruptive migration of one or more workloads from a source storage array to a target storage array; validating, prior to completion of the non-disruptive migration, accessibility of the target storage array by one or more hosts; and completing, based on successfully validating the accessibility of the target storage array, the non-disruptive migration.

Abstract: Storage resource access through role-based access control (RBAC) configuration, including: providing, to a host and by a role-based access control (RBAC) layer of a storage system, an identifier associated with one or more volumes; receiving, from the host and by a storage layer of the storage system, a request to access the one or more volumes, wherein the request comprises the identifier; and establishing, by the storage layer of the storage system, a connection between the host and the one or more volumes.

Abstract: An example method comprises determining, by an edge services controller, based on a respective predicted resource utilization value for each of a plurality of servers, a corresponding server weight for each of the plurality of servers; the plurality of servers comprising respective network interface cards (NICs), wherein each NIC of the plurality of NICs comprises an embedded switch and a processing unit coupled to the embedded switch; determining, by the edge services controller, based on a respective predicted resource utilization value for each of a plurality of services, a corresponding application weight for each of the plurality of services; and scheduling, by the edge services controller, based on the respective server weight for a server of the plurality of servers and the respective application weight for the service, a service of the plurality of services on the server.

Abstract: Declarative provisioning of storage, including: identifying one or more policies associated with a storage object; determining, in dependence upon at least the one or more policies, a storage configuration for the storage object; and provisioning, in accordance with the storage configuration, storage that implements the storage object.

Abstract: An example method comprises determining, by an edge services controller, based on a respective predicted resource utilization value for each of a plurality of servers, a corresponding server weight for each of the plurality of servers; the plurality of servers comprising respective network interface cards (NICs), wherein each NIC of the plurality of NICs comprises an embedded switch and a processing unit coupled to the embedded switch; determining, by the edge services controller, based on a respective predicted resource utilization value for each of a plurality of services, a corresponding application weight for each of the plurality of services; and scheduling, by the edge services controller, based on the respective server weight for a server of the plurality of servers and the respective application weight for the service, a service of the plurality of services on the server.

Abstract: Declarative provisioning of storage, including: identifying one or more policies associated with a storage object; determining, in dependence upon at least the one or more policies, a storage configuration for the storage object; and provisioning, in accordance with the storage configuration, storage that implements the storage object.

Abstract: Copying data using references to the data, including: receiving a request to write the source data to a target volume, wherein the request to write the source data indicates the reference information; obtaining a metadata representation of the source data using the reference information; an copying, using the reference information, the metadata representation of the source data to the target volume.

Abstract: Copying data using references to the data, including: receiving a request to write the source data to a target volume, wherein the request to write the source data indicates the reference information; obtaining a metadata representation of the source data using the reference information; an copying, using the reference information, the metadata representation of the source data to the target volume.

Abstract: Implementing guardrails for non-disruptive migration of workloads between storage arrays, the method comprising: initiating a non-disruptive migration of one or more workloads from a source storage array to a target storage array; validating, prior to completion of the non-disruptive migration, accessibility of the target storage array by one or more hosts; and completing, based on successfully validating the accessibility of the target storage array, the non-disruptive migration.

Abstract: An example method comprises determining, by an edge services controller, based on a respective predicted resource utilization value for each of a plurality of servers, a corresponding server weight for each of the plurality of servers; the plurality of servers comprising respective network interface cards (NICs), wherein each NIC of the plurality of NICs comprises an embedded switch and a processing unit coupled to the embedded switch; determining, by the edge services controller, based on a respective predicted resource utilization value for each of a plurality of services, a corresponding application weight for each of the plurality of services; and scheduling, by the edge services controller, based on the respective server weight for a server of the plurality of servers and the respective application weight for the service, a service of the plurality of services on the server.

Abstract: An example method comprises determining, by an edge services controller, based on a respective predicted resource utilization value for each of a plurality of servers, a corresponding server weight for each of the plurality of servers; the plurality of servers comprising respective network interface cards (NICs), wherein each NIC of the plurality of NICs comprises an embedded switch and a processing unit coupled to the embedded switch; determining, by the edge services controller, based on a respective predicted resource utilization value for each of a plurality of services, a corresponding application weight for each of the plurality of services; and scheduling, by the edge services controller, based on the respective server weight for a server of the plurality of servers and the respective application weight for the service, a service of the plurality of services on the server.

Abstract: In a particular embodiment, a virtual namespace identifier is mapped to one or more volumes stored among a pool of storage resources, wherein at least a first storage system and a second storage system are utilized to provide the storage resources. The virtual namespace identifier is migrated among the pool of storage resources to virtualize a data path for the one or more volumes.

Abstract: Using host connectivity states to avoid queuing I/O requests: identifying a fault in data communications between a first storage system and a second storage system among a plurality of storage systems across which a dataset is synchronously replicated; updating, upon identifying the fault, an access state of a data communications path between first storage system and a host from an active state to a transitional state with respect to the dataset; and indicating, to the host, a first access state change.

Abstract: Copying data using references to the data, including: receiving a request to write the source data to a target volume, wherein the request to write the source data indicates the reference information; obtaining a metadata representation of the source data using the reference information; an copying, using the reference information, the metadata representation of the source data to the target volume.

Abstract: A storage system proxy associated with a storage system may receive a service mesh policy used by a service mesh. The storage system may include a storage system proxy. The service mesh may include a control plane and a data plane. The data plane may include proxies associated with respective services. The control plane may configure the proxies according to the service mesh policy. The data plane may include the proxies communicating with each other, as configured by the control plane, to relay exchanges between the services. The storage system proxy may communicate with the storage system to configure a volume based on the service mesh policy received from the service mesh. The volume may be exposed to the data plane.

Abstract: A virtualized copy-by-reference includes: receiving, from a first computer system, a request for reference information for source data within a source volume; providing, to the first computer system, the reference information, wherein the reference information corresponds to a metadata representation of the source data; receiving, from a second computer system, a request to write the source data to a target volume, and wherein the request to write the source data indicates the reference information; and copying, using the reference information, the metadata representation of the source data to the target volume.

Abstract: Declarative provisioning of storage, including: identifying one or more policies associated with a storage object; determining, in dependence upon at least the one or more policies, a storage configuration for the storage object; and provisioning, in accordance with the storage configuration, storage that implements the storage object.

Abstract: In a particular embodiment, a virtual namespace identifier is mapped to one or more volumes stored among a pool of storage resources, wherein at least a first storage system and a second storage system are utilized to provide the storage resources. The virtual namespace identifier is migrated among the pool of storage resources to virtualize a data path for the one or more volumes.

Abstract: A virtualized copy-by-reference includes: receiving, from a first computer system, a request for reference information for source data within a source volume; providing, to the first computer system, the reference information, wherein the reference information corresponds to a metadata representation of the source data; receiving, from a second computer system, a request to write the source data to a target volume, and wherein the request to write the source data indicates the reference information; and copying, using the reference information, the metadata representation of the source data to the target volume.

Abstract: A virtualized copy-by-reference includes: receiving, from a first computer system, a request for reference information for source data within a source volume; providing, to the first computer system, the reference information, wherein the reference information corresponds to a metadata representation of the source data; receiving, from a second computer system, a request to write the source data to a target volume, and wherein the request to write the source data indicates the reference information; and copying, using the reference information, the metadata representation of the source data to the target volume.