Patent classifications
G06F11/3055
MONITORING EXECUTION OF APPLICATION SCHEDULES IN COMPUTING SYSTEMS
One or more embodiments of the present disclosure relate to monitoring execution of runnables that may be executed by a computing system, the executing begin based at least on a schedule. The monitoring may include one or more of: monitoring timing of execution of the runnables, monitoring one or more sequences of execution of the runnables, or monitoring health of at least a portion of the computing system executing the runnables. Additionally or alternatively, one or more embodiments may relate to determining compliance with respect to one or more execution constraints based at least in part on the monitoring.
TECHNIQUES FOR PERIPHERAL UTILIZATION METRICS COLLECTION AND REPORTING
This disclosure relates to an electronic device. The electronic device includes a non-transitory storage device, one or more peripherals, wherein the one or more peripherals are disabled, a processor configured to transmit a request to enable a peripheral of the one or more peripherals, and a power reset manager module. The power reset manager module is configured to receive the request to enable the peripheral. The power reset manager module includes a first memory configured to store, in response to the received request, an indication that peripheral was enabled. The processor is further configured to copy contents of the first memory to the non-transitory storage device and output the indication that the peripheral was enabled as a part of an update procedure.
Low Latency Fault and Status Indicator in Serial Communication
A method, system, and apparatus for fault detection in a microprocessor-based system uses a serial data communication protocol for communications between a peripheral device and a controller. Peripheral device interface circuitry is adapted to intermittently receive input serial data frames from the controller using the serial communication protocol and to intermittently send output serial data frames to the controller using the serial communication protocol. Each output serial data frame includes one or more status bits representing communication status data and one or more data bits representing peripheral device data. The status bits and the data bits are serially followed by at least one fault bit that indicates whether a fault is detected during sending of the output serial data frame.
Power behavior detection in a memory device
A method includes receiving, by a processing device, signaling indicative of a power cycle (PC) to a memory device (MD) having a first signal indicative of a Power On Operation and a second signal indicative of a Power Off Operation, and determining an Average Power On Time (APOT) of the MD based, at least in part, on a quantity of power cycles (n) to the MD over a predetermined time interval (PTI), and for each PC over the PTI, an amount of time between receipt of the first signal and the second signal. A sum of each of the amount of time between receipt of the first signal and the second signal in the PTI provides a total power on time (T) to the MD, and the APOT is equal to T/n. When the APOT is less than (<) a threshold APOT value, determining a frequency at which to perform media scan operations and performing media scan operations involving the MD at the determined frequency.
Data migration based on performance characteristics of memory blocks
A performance manager (400, 500) and a method (200) performed thereby are provided, for managing the performance of a logical server of a data center. The data center comprises at least one memory pool in which a memory block has been allocated to the logical server. The method (200) comprises determining (230) performance characteristics associated with a first portion of the memory block, comprised in a first memory unit of the at least one memory pool; and identifying (240) a second portion of the memory block, comprised in a second memory unit of the at least one memory pool, to which data of the first portion of the memory block may be migrated to apply performance characteristics associated with the second portion. The method (200) further comprises initiating migration (250) of the data to the second portion of the memory block.
Optimizing storage device access based on latency
A first set of physical units of a storage device of a storage system is selected for performance of low latency access operations, wherein other access operations are performed by remaining physical units of the storage device. A determination as to whether a triggering event has occurred that causes a selection of a new set of physical units of the storage device for the performance of low latency access operations is made. A second set of physical units of the storage device is selected for the performance of low latency access operations upon determining that the triggering event has occurred.
Hybrid deployment of ephemeral scanners
A cybersecurity scanner deployment system, comprising: at least one processor configured to: access a primary account maintained in a cloud environment; receive information defining a structure of the primary account, the structure including a plurality of assets, and the information excluding raw data of the primary account; deploy, inside the primary account or a secondary account for which trust is established with the primary account, at least one ephemeral scanner configured to scan at least one block storage volume and output metadata defining the at least one block storage volume, the output excluding raw data of the primary account; receive a transmission of the metadata from the at least one ephemeral scanner, excluding raw data of the primary account; analyze the metadata to identify cybersecurity vulnerabilities; correlate each of the cybersecurity vulnerabilities with one of the assets; and generate a report correlating the cybersecurity vulnerabilities with the assets.
Mobile storage manager control application for managing a storage manager of an information management system
A storage manager control application facilitates interactions with, and configurations of, a storage manager that manages one or more client computing devices of an information management system. The storage manager control application may be implemented using a variety of modules that allow a user to interact with the storage manager in various ways. Using the storage manager control application, a user may view a backup status of the information management system, and view the backup status of specific client computing devices that are managed by the storage manager. The user may also search for various entities and/or objects within the information management system using the storage manager control application. In addition, a user may view the status of one or more backup jobs configured within the information management system, as well as backup plans that have been established for one or more of the client computing devices.
System and method for managing computing devices
A system and method for easily managing a data center with multiple computing devices such as cryptocurrency miners from different manufactures is disclosed. A first computer includes a management application to manage the selected computing devices and periodically read and store status information from them into a database. Controls are presented to enable selection of one or more of the devices and to apply an operating mode, including manual, semi-automatic, automatic, and intelligent modes. Machine learning may be used to determine recommended settings for the selected set of computing devices.
Apparatus, system, and method for achieving accurate insertion counts on removable modules
A disclosed apparatus for accomplishing such a task may include (1) a circuit board incorporated into a module designed for insertion into slots of computing devices, (2) at least one conductive contact disposed on the circuit board, (3) a counter circuit disposed on the circuit board and communicatively coupled to the conductive contact, wherein the counter circuit comprises (A) a signal-change detector that detects signal changes as the module is inserted into one of the slots of the computing devices and (B) a counter device that maintains a dynamic count indicative of a number of times that the module has been inserted into one of the slots of the computing devices based at least in part on the signal changes, (4) a battery electrically coupled to the counter circuit, wherein the battery powers the counter device prior to the insertion. Various other apparatuses, systems, and methods are also disclosed.