Patent classifications
G06F2209/463
TECHNOLOGIES FOR DYNAMICALLY SHARING REMOTE RESOURCES ACROSS REMOTE COMPUTING NODES
Technologies for dynamically sharing remote resources include a computing node that sends a resource request for remote resources to a remote computing node in response to a determination that additional resources are required by the computing node. The computing node configures a mapping of a local address space of the computing node to the remote resources of the remote computing node in response to sending the resource request. In response to generating an access to the local address, the computing node identifies the remote computing node based on the local address with the mapping of the local address space to the remote resources of the remote computing node and performs a resource access operation with the remote computing node over a network fabric. The remote computing node may be identified with system address decoders of a caching agent and a host fabric interface. Other embodiments are described and claimed.
Heterogeneous execution engines in a network centric process control system
A method for heterogeneous execution engines in a network centric process control system. The network centric process control system includes a plurality of nodes and each node includes one or more control service components, a middleware service component, a middleware API subcomponent, an address space subcomponent, and a communication component, where each control service component, middleware service component, and communication component is a separate executable running in a separate operating system process as provided by a real time operating system of each node. The method is performed by the network centric process control system, and includes identifying, by the communication component, a component of a node of the network centric process control system by an indication of a namespace ID of the component, forwarding, by the communication component, a request to the address space subcomponent of the identified component, wherein an item ID for runtime data of the identified component indicates an entity in the address space corresponding to the runtime data, and sending, by the communication component, an entity value, wherein the entity value corresponds to the requested runtime data. A network centric process control system, a computer program, and a computer program product for heterogeneous execution engines are also presented.
Technologies for providing hardware resources as a service with direct resource addressability
Technologies for providing hardware resources as a service with direct resource addressability are disclosed. According to one embodiment of the present disclosure, a device receives a request to access a destination accelerator device in an edge network, the request specifying a destination address assigned to the destination accelerator device. The device determines, as a function of the destination address, a location of the destination accelerator device and sends the request to the destination accelerator device.
PIPELINE PARALLEL COMPUTING USING EXTENDED MEMORY
A system comprises compute nodes distributed over a network and configured to perform a pipeline parallel process. The system also comprises an extended memory comprising a global virtual address space which is shared by the compute nodes. The extended memory is configured to enable the compute nodes to exchange data over the network when the compute nodes perform the pipeline parallel process.
TECHNOLOGIES FOR PROVIDING HARDWARE RESOURCES AS A SERVICE WITH DIRECT RESOURCE ADDRESSABILITY
Technologies for providing hardware resources as a service with direct resource addressability are disclosed. According to one embodiment of the present disclosure, a device receives a request to access a destination accelerator device in an edge network, the request specifying a destination address assigned to the destination accelerator device. The device determines, as a function of the destination address, a location of the destination accelerator device and sends the request to the destination accelerator device.
Technologies for dynamically sharing remote resources across remote computing nodes
Technologies for dynamically sharing remote resources include a computing node that sends a resource request for remote resources to a remote computing node in response to a determination that additional resources are required by the computing node. The computing node configures a mapping of a local address space of the computing node to the remote resources of the remote computing node in response to sending the resource request. In response to generating an access to the local address, the computing node identifies the remote computing node based on the local address with the mapping of the local address space to the remote resources of the remote computing node and performs a resource access operation with the remote computing node over a network fabric. The remote computing node may be identified with system address decoders of a caching agent and a host fabric interface. Other embodiments are described and claimed.
Technologies for dynamically sharing remote resources across remote computing nodes
Technologies for dynamically sharing remote resources include a computing node that sends a resource request for remote resources to a remote computing node in response to a determination that additional resources are required by the computing node. The computing node configures a mapping of a local address space of the computing node to the remote resources of the remote computing node in response to sending the resource request. In response to generating an access to the local address, the computing node identifies the remote computing node based on the local address with the mapping of the local address space to the remote resources of the remote computing node and performs a resource access operation with the remote computing node over a network fabric. The remote computing node may be identified with system address decoders of a caching agent and a host fabric interface. Other embodiments are described and claimed.
Method and Apparatus for First Operating System to Access Resource of Second Operating System
A method includes configuring a memory for storing a kernel page table and a user page table to low-order address space, and reserving high-order address space, obtaining register configuration information of a kernel page table of a second operating system from the second operating system, and configuring a register of the high-order address space of a first operating system based on the register configuration information of the kernel page table of the second operating system such that the high-order address space is enabled to directly access a kernel resource of the second operating system.
TECHNOLOGIES FOR DYNAMICALLY SHARING REMOTE RESOURCES ACROSS REMOTE COMPUTING NODES
Technologies for dynamically sharing remote resources include a computing node that sends a resource request for remote resources to a remote computing node in response to a determination that additional resources are required by the computing node. The computing node configures a mapping of a local address space of the computing node to the remote resources of the remote computing node in response to sending the resource request. In response to generating an access to the local address, the computing node identifies the remote computing node based on the local address with the mapping of the local address space to the remote resources of the remote computing node and performs a resource access operation with the remote computing node over a network fabric. The remote computing node may be identified with system address decoders of a caching agent and a host fabric interface. Other embodiments are described and claimed.
Systems and methods for sharing memory pointers across multiple processes
A disclosed method may include (1) mapping a block of shared memory to a plurality of processes running on a computing device, (2) determining, for a process within the plurality of processes, a local pointer that references a specific portion of the block of shared memory from a shared memory pointer that is shared across the plurality of processes by (A) identifying, within the shared memory pointer, a block number assigned to the block of shared memory and (B) identifying, within the shared memory pointer, an offset that corresponds to the specific portion of the block of shared memory relative to the process, and then (3) performing an operation on the specific portion of the block of shared memory based at least in part on the local pointer. Various other systems, methods, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.