Abstract: Embodiments may be generally directed to techniques to cause communication of a registration request between a first end-point and a second end-point of an end-to-end path, the registration request to establish resource load monitoring for one or more resources of the end-to-end path, receive one or more acknowledgements indicating resource loads for each of the one or more resources of the end-to-end path, at least one of the acknowledgements to indicate a resource of the one or more resources is not meeting a threshold requirement for the end-to-end path, and perform an action for communication traffic utilizing the one or more resources based on the acknowledgement.

Abstract: Fabric supported replication enables hardware replication and hardware-assisted software replication of objects on behalf of replication software. Software specifies to a communication fabric of a storage system which objects to replicate and where and how to replicate them. A storage protocol defines which storage operations modify replicated objects. Alternatively, nodes in the communication fabric infer whether storage operations modify replicated objects. Either way, the fabric logic automatically propagates replicated objects and updates to replicated objects to replica nodes based on the software specification. The fabric logic initiates message flows between the replica nodes in order to perform the hardware replication and hardware-assisted software replication.

Abstract: Generally discussed herein are systems, devices, and methods for local and remote dual address decoding. According to an example a node can include one or more processors to generate a first memory request, the first memory request including a first address and a node identification, a caching agent coupled to the one or more processors, the caching agent to determine that the first address is homed to a remote node remote to the local node, a network interface controller (NIC) coupled to the caching agent, the NIC to produce a second memory request based on the first memory request, and the one or more processors further to receive a response to the second memory request, the response generated by a switch coupled to the NIC, the switch includes a remote system address decoder to determine a node identification to which the second memory request is homed.

Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure are directed to systems, methods, and devices that include an application processor. The application processor includes an interface logic to interface with a communication module using a bidirectional interconnect link compliant with a peripheral component interconnect express (PCIe) protocol. The interface logic to receive a data packet from across the link, the data packet comprises a header and data payload; determine a hint bit set in the header of the data packet; determine a steering tag value in the data packet header based on the hint bit set; and transmit the data payload to non-volatile memory based on the steering tag set in the header.

Abstract: Technologies for dynamically allocating tiers of disaggregated memory resources include a compute device. The compute device is to obtain target performance data, determine, as a function of target performance data, memory tier allocation data indicative of an allocation of disaggregated memory sleds to tiers of performance, in which one memory sled of one tier is to act as a cache for another memory sled of a subsequent tier, send the memory tier allocation data and the target performance data to the corresponding memory sleds through a network, receive performance notification data from one of the memory sleds in the tiers, and determine, in response to receipt of the performance notification data, an adjustment to the memory tier allocation data.

Abstract: Examples may include sleds for a rack in a data center including physical compute resources and memory for the physical compute resources. The memory can be disaggregated, or organized into near and far memory. A first sled can comprise the physical compute resources and a first set of physical memory resources while a second sled can comprise a second set of physical memory resources. The first set of physical memory resources can be coupled to the physical compute resources via a local interface while the second set of physical memory resources can be coupled to the physical compute resources via a fabric.

Abstract: Examples may include sleds for a rack in a data center including physical accelerator resources and memory for the accelerator resources. The memory can be shared between the accelerator resources. One or more memory controllers can be provided to couple the accelerator resources to the memory to provide memory access to all the accelerator resources. Each accelerator resource can include a memory controller to access a portion of the memory while the accelerator resources can be coupled via an out-of-band channel to provide memory access to the other portions of the memory.

Abstract: Fabric encapsulated resilient storage is hardware-assisted resilient storage in which the reliability capabilities of a storage server are abstracted and managed transparently by a host fabric interface (HFI) to a switch. The switch abstracts the reliability capabilities of a storage server into a level of resilience in a hierarchy of levels of resilience. The resilience levels are accessible by clients as a quantifiable characteristic of the storage server. The resilience levels are used by the switch fabric to filter which storage servers store objects responsive to client requests to store objects at a specified level of resilience.

Abstract: Examples include techniques for a write commands to one or more storage devices coupled with a host computing platform. In some examples, the write commands may be responsive to write requests from applications hosted or supported by the host computing platform. A tracking table is utilized by elements of the host computing platform and the one or more storage devices such that the write commands are completed by the one or more storage devices without a need for an interrupt response to elements of the host computing platform.

Abstract: Examples are disclosed for configuring a solid state drive (SSD) to operate in a storage mode or a memory mode. In some examples, one or more configuration commands may be received at a controller for an SSD having one or more non-volatile memory arrays. The SSD may be configured to operate in at least one of a storage mode, a memory mode or a combination of the storage mode or the memory mode based on the one or more configuration commands. Other examples are described and claimed.

Abstract: Provided are a method, system, computer readable storage medium, and switch for configuring a switch to assign partitions in storage devices to compute nodes. A management controller configures the switch to dynamically allocate partitions of at least one of the storage devices to the compute nodes based on a workload at the compute node.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus related to enhanced Cyclical Redundancy Check (CRC) circuit based on Galois-Field arithmetic are described. In one embodiment, a plurality of exclusive OR logic include first exclusive OR logic and second exclusive OR logic. First Galois Field multiplier logic multiplies a first output from the first exclusive OR logic and a first portion of a plurality of portions of the input data. Second Galois Field multiplier logic multiplies a second output from the second exclusive OR logic and a second portion of the plurality of portions of the input data. Other embodiments are also disclosed and claimed.

Abstract: Various embodiments are directed to a system for accessing a self-encrypting drive (SED) upon resuming from a sleep power mode (SPM) state. An SED may be authenticated within a system, for example, upon resuming from a sleep state, based on unwrapping the SED passphrase with a SPM resume passphrase stored in a standby power register to receive power during the SPM state.

Abstract: Provided are an apparatus and method for using block windows configured in a memory module to provide block level access to memory chips in the memory module. A plurality of block windows are configured that map to addresses corresponding to the addressable locations in the memory chips. A read/write request is received indicating a requested read or write operation with respect to a target block window comprising one of the block windows. The requested read or write operation is performed with respect to the addresses that map to the target block window.

Abstract: Examples are disclosed for configuring a solid state drive (SSD) to operate in a storage mode or a memory mode. In some examples, one or more configuration commands may be received at a controller for an SSD having one or more non-volatile memory arrays. The SSD may be configured to operate in at least one of a storage mode, a memory mode or a combination of the storage mode or the memory mode based on the one or more configuration commands. Other examples are described and claimed.

Abstract: Apparatus, systems, and methods to implement a virtual serial presence detect operation for pooled memory are described. In one embodiment, a controller comprises logic to receive a request to establish a composed computing device, define a plurality of virtual memory devices to be associated with a composed computing device, allocate memory from a shared pool of physical memory to the plurality of virtual memory devices, create a plurality of virtual serial detects (vSPDs) for the plurality of virtual memory devices, and store the plurality of vSPDs in a linked list in an operational memory device. Other embodiments are also disclosed and claimed.

Abstract: Provided are a method, system, computer readable storage medium, and switch for configuring a switch to assign partitions in storage devices to compute nodes. A management controller configures the switch to dynamically allocate partitions of at least one of the storage devices to the compute nodes based on a workload at the compute node.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus related to Rack Scale Architecture (RSA) and/or Shared Memory Controller (SMC) techniques of fast zeroing are described. In one embodiment, a storage device stores meta data corresponding to a portion of a non-volatile memory. Logic, coupled to the non-volatile memory, causes an update to the stored meta data in response to a request for initialization of the portion of the non-volatile memory. The logic causes initialization of the portion of the non-volatile memory prior to a reboot or power cycle of the non-volatile memory. Other embodiments are also disclosed and claimed.

Abstract: In accordance with embodiments disclosed herein, there are provided methods, systems, mechanisms, techniques, and apparatuses for presentation of direct accessed storage under a logical drive model; for implementing a distributed architecture for cooperative NVM Data protection; data mirroring for consistent SSD latency; for boosting a controller's performance and RAS with DIF support via concurrent RAID processing; for implementing arbitration and resource schemes of a doorbell mechanism, including doorbell arbitration for fairness and prevention of attack congestion; and for implementing multiple interrupt generation using a messaging unit and NTB in a controller through use of an interrupt coalescing scheme.

Abstract: In accordance with embodiments disclosed herein, there are provided methods, systems, mechanisms, techniques, and apparatuses for presentation of direct accessed storage under a logical drive model; for implementing a distributed architecture for cooperative NVM Data protection; data mirroring for consistent SSD latency; for boosting a controller's performance and RAS with DIF support via concurrent RAID processing; for implementing arbitration and resource schemes of a doorbell mechanism, including doorbell arbitration for fairness and prevention of attack congestion; and for implementing multiple interrupt generation using a messaging unit and NTB in a controller through use of an interrupt coalescing scheme.