Abstract: A storage product manufactured as a computer component to facilitate network storage services. The storage product has no central processing unit. The storage product has a bus connector connectable to a computer bus. An external processor connected to the computer bus can operate as a central processing unit. The storage product has a random-access memory, a network interface, a processing device, and a storage device having a storage capacity accessible via the network interface. The bus connector provides the processor with access to the random-access memory. The processing device of the storage product can identify and separate, among messages received by the network interface, first messages for processing by the external processor and second messages for processing by the storage device.

Abstract: An input/output (I/O) write request directed at a plurality of memory devices having memory cells is received by a processing device. The write request includes a set of data. The processing device appends the set of data to a compound data object. The compound data object comprises one or more sequentially written data objects. The processing device associates the compound data object with one or more groups of memory cells of the plurality of memory devices. The processing device causes the compound data object to be written to the one or more groups of memory cells of the plurality of memory devices.

Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure configure a system component, such as memory sub-system controller, to dynamically generate Redundant Array of Independent Nodes (RAIN) parity information for zone-based memory allocations. The RAIN parity information is generated for a given zone or set of zones on the basis of whether the given zone or set of zones satisfy a zone completeness criterion. The zone completeness criterion can represent a specified size such that when a given zone reaches the specified size, the parity information for that zone is generated.

Abstract: A storage product manufactured as a computer component to facilitate network storage services. The storage product has a bus connector, a network interface, and a local storage device. A message selection configuration can be written into the storage product to control separation of incoming messages received in the network interface into first messages and third messages. The first messages are sent through the bus connector for processing by a local host system to generate second messages. The second messages and the third messages are sent to the local storage device. The local storage device processes the second messages and the third messages to implement the network storage services.

Abstract: An apparatus with a solid state drive (SSD) configured to manage storage resources for proof of space activities. The SSD has a host interface configured to receive at least read commands and write commands from an external host system. The SSD has memory cells formed on at least one integrated circuit die, and a processing device configured to control executions of the read commands and the write commands. In response to an indication of a storage space request for the host system, the apparatus identifies an application using a proof of space plot stored in a portion of the solid state drive, requests the application to separate from the proof of space plot, and then delete a namespace in which the proof of space plot is stored to release storage resources occupied by the proof of space plot to meet the storage space request.

Abstract: A system includes a plurality of nodes, a first memory device including a plurality of volumes each visible to at least one of the plurality of nodes within a visibility configuration, and a processing device, operatively coupled with the plurality of nodes and the first memory device. The processing device performs operations including identifying a system failure affecting visibility of at least one of the plurality of volumes of the first memory device, and modifying the visibility configuration to address the system failure.

Abstract: A system includes a memory and at least one processing device, operatively coupled to the memory, to perform operations including causing a region of a non-volatile memory device to be accessible through a persistent memory region (PMR) of a volatile memory device. The PMR utilizes a power protection mechanism to prevent data loss in an event of power loss.

Abstract: A host command is received designating a first interface standard at a first port for exposing a storage element implemented by a non-volatile memory device and a second interface standard at a second port for exposing a persistent memory region (PMR) implemented as a power protected region of a volatile memory device. The non-volatile memory device and the volatile memory device are associated with a first switch for implementing the first interface standard and a second switch for implementing the second interface standard. The first interface standard supports one or more alternate protocols implemented by the second interface standard. The storage element is exposed by designating the first interface standard at the first port and the PMR by designating the second interface standard at the second port. A segment of the PMR is allocated as a cacheable memory marked as visible through, and shared through, the second interface standard.

Abstract: One or more requests are received by a processing device managing one or more memory devices of a memory sub-system from a host system to store a set of data items. A zone group corresponding to a size of the set of data items is identified. A set of zones of the zone group which satisfies a programming parallelism criterion is identified among two or more zones defined in the memory sub-system. The set of data items are programmed to memory cells of the identified set of zones.

Abstract: A system includes one or more memory devices and a processing device coupled to the memory device(s) to perform operations including receiving a first set of data items from a host system to be programmed to the one or more memory devices. The operations include determining, in view of a first zone group identifier associated with the first set of data items, that each data item of the first set of data items is to be programed to one or more zones associated with a first zone group identified by the first zone group identifier. The operations include identifying a first set of zones across the one or more memory devices that match a size associated with the first zone group and that satisfy a programming parallelism criterion. The operations include programming each of the first set of data items to memory cells residing at the identified first set of zones.

Abstract: A system and method for managing a reduction in capacity of a memory sub-system. An example method involving a host system: receiving, by a host system, an indication that a storage capacity of a memory sub-system is affected by a failure, wherein the memory sub-system stores data of a storage structure and comprises memory cells storing multiple bits per cell; instructing, by the host system, the memory sub-system to operate at a reduced capacity, wherein the reduced capacity reduces the quantity of bits stored per memory cell; receiving, by the host system, an indication that the memory sub-system comprises data in excess of the reduced capacity; providing, by the host system, a storage location to the memory sub-system, wherein the storage location is external to the memory sub-system; and enabling the memory sub-system to store the data of the storage structure at the storage location.

Abstract: An apparatus with a solid state drive (SSD) configured to manage storage resources for proof of space activities. The SSD has a host interface configured to receive at least read commands and write commands from an external host system. The SSD has memory cells formed on at least one integrated circuit die, and a processing device configured to control executions of the read commands and the write commands. In response to an indication of a storage space request for the host system, the apparatus identifies an application using a proof of space plot stored in a portion of the solid state drive, requests the application to separate from the proof of space plot, and then delete a namespace in which the proof of space plot is stored to release storage resources occupied by the proof of space plot to meet the storage space request.

Abstract: An apparatus with a solid state drive (SSD) configured to manage storage resources for proof of space activities. The SSD has a host interface configured to receive at least read commands and write commands from an external host system. The SSD has memory cells formed on at least one integrated circuit die, and a processing device configured to control executions of the read commands and the write commands. In response to an indication of a storage space request for the host system, the apparatus identifies a portion of storage resources used to store the data of the proof of space plot, and reallocates the portion to service the host system. Subsequently, the SSD can continue proof of space activities based on the proof of space plot using the data stored in a remaining portion of the storage resources initially allocated to the proof of space plot.

Abstract: An apparatus with a solid state drive (SSD) having firmware to farm proof of space plots stored outside of the SSD. The SSD has a communication interface configured to receive at least read commands and write commands from an external host system. The SSD has memory cells formed on at least one integrated circuit die, and a processing device configured to control executions of the read commands to retrieve data from the memory cells and executions the write commands to store data into the memory cells. The firmware is executable in the SSD to receive and store configuration data specified via a user interface to indicate a location, outside of the SSD, storing a proof of space plot that can be used by the SSD to participate in proof of space activities in a cryptocurrency network.

Abstract: A processing device, operatively coupled with the memory device, is configured to provide a plurality of functions for accessing the memory device, wherein a function of the plurality of function receives input/output (I/O) operations from a host computing system. The processing device further determines a quality of service level of each function of the plurality of functions, and assigns to each function of the plurality of functions a corresponding function weight based on a corresponding quality of service level. The processing device also selects, for execution, a subset of the I/O operations, the subset comprising a number of I/O operations received at each function of the plurality of functions, wherein the number of I/O operations is determined according to the corresponding function weight of each function. The processing logic then executes the subset of I/O operations at the memory device.

Abstract: A processing device in a memory system receives requests to perform a plurality of memory access operations at a memory device configured with a zone namespace having a plurality of zones, the memory device comprising a plurality of planes, wherein each zone of the plurality of zones is associated with a respective plane of the plurality of planes. The processing device further concurrently performs the plurality of memory access operations on data stored in different zones of the plurality of zones, wherein the different zones are associated with different planes of the plurality of planes.

Abstract: A write request comprising a logical address, a payload, and an indicator reflecting the character of the payload is received from an application. Based on the indicator, a value of a parameter associated with storing the payload on one or more of a plurality of memory devices is identified. The value of the parameter is determined to satisfy a criterion associated with a particular memory device of the plurality of memory devices. The payload is stored on the particular memory device.

Abstract: A host command is received to configure a system to have a configuration designating a first interface standard at a first port for exposing a storage element and a second interface standard at a second port for exposing a persistent memory region (PMR). The storage element is implemented on a first memory device of the system and the PMR is implemented on a second memory device of the system. The second interface standard implements one or more alternate protocols supported by the first interface standard. The system is configured in accordance with the configuration.

Abstract: A system includes a first memory device having a region allocated as a first persistent memory region (PMR) having a first set of pages, a second memory device comprising a non-volatile memory device having a region allocated as a second PMR region having a second set of pages, and at least one processing device, operatively coupled to the first memory device and the second memory device, to implement a PMR mechanism to cause the second PMR region to be accessible through the first PMR region.

Abstract: A system includes a first memory device including a non-volatile memory device, a second memory device and a processing device, operatively coupled with the first memory device and the second memory device, to perform operations including configuring a system in accordance with a configuration designating an interface standard for exposing a storage element implemented on the first memory device to a first protocol of the interface standard and a persistent memory region (PMR) implemented on the second memory device to a second protocol of the interface standard, and performing at least one system operation based on the configuration.