Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a method and apparatus for assigning lock resources to objects by obtaining a first alternative lock for the object, and determining first correlations between the object and each of one or more other objects when the first alternative lock has been assigned to the one or more other objects, wherein in response to determining that each of the first correlations is lower than a predetermined threshold, assign the first alternative lock to the object, and may maximize the possibility of parallel execution and reduce the time waiting for lock resources, thereby avoiding lock contention.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure disclose a method, an apparatus and a computer program product for failing back block objects in batch by performing failback operations in batch to part of block objects of one or more of existing file systems; determining a delay time required for performing failback operations in a next batch based on the recorded number of block objects that have been failed back in last batches; and performing the failback operations in the next batch to remaining block objects after the delay time.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure disclose a method, an apparatus and a computer program product for failing back block objects in batch by performing failback operations in batch to part of block objects of one or more of existing file systems; determining a delay time required for performing failback operations in a next batch based on the recorded number of block objects that have been failed back in last batches; and performing the failback operations in the next batch to remaining block objects after the delay time.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a method and apparatus for assigning lock resources to objects by obtaining a first alternative lock for the object, and determining first correlations between the object and each of one or more other objects when the first alternative lock has been assigned to the one or more other objects, wherein in response to determining that each of the first correlations is lower than a predetermined threshold, assign the first alternative lock to the object, and may maximize the possibility of parallel execution and reduce the time waiting for lock resources, thereby avoiding lock contention.