Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP

Anoop Kumar Raveendran

Sandya Srivilliputtur Mannarswamy

Narayanan Ananthakrishnan Nellayi

Anand Andaneppa Ganjihal

Santigopal Mondal

Sri Satya Sudhanva Kambhammettu

Subhakar Vipparti

Rajkumar Kannan

Priya Pappanaickenpalayam Muthuswamy

Example implementation relates to a method for managing movement of set of entities associated with sampled data units in a cluster of nodes of a distributed storage system. A database is maintained for sampled data units received from the cluster of nodes. The method includes maintaining lineage information for the set of entities associated with the sampled data units received from each node. Based on the lineage information of a source node, a data set for migration is determined.

Selection and movement of data between nodes of a distributed storage system

Example implementations relate to identifying file system objects of a file system for generating an initial baseline of the file system. In an example, an inode table of the file system is retrieved. Modes included in the inode table correspond respectively to file system objects of the file system. Attributes, including an object identifier and a time attribute, are extracted from each of the inodes of the inode table. A compilation of the object identifiers from the extracted attributes are provided to a service that generates the initial baseline of the file system using the compilation.

Initial baselines of file systems

Example implementation relates to generating a database for a set of entities associated with sampled data units of a storage system. A first data structure in the database maps, in a bit vector, each entity with a sampled signature of a set of sampled signatures. The set of sampled signatures are associated with the sampled data units. The set of entities associated with the set of sampled signatures are managed using the first data structure.

Representing and managing sampled data in storage systems

Storage space may be allocated from a non-reserved zone of a file system when the file system is not undergoing an online file system check. When the file system is undergoing an online file system check, storage space is allocated from a soft-reserved zone.

Online file system check

Dynamic updating of metadata associated with a file system is described herein. In accordance with an example, the updating includes creating a shadow file system metadata (FSM) index map in a shadow data block. The shadow data block is associated with a metadata storage of the file system and the metadata storage stores metadata files associated with the file system. The shadow FSM index map is associated with the metadata storage through an index map of the metadata storage, the index map being indicative of the metadata files in the metadata storage. The shadow FSM index map is updated to dynamically update the metadata associated with the file system, in the metadata storage.

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