Future Wei Technologies, Inc.

Huawei Technologies Co., Limited

Gopinath Palani

Guangyu Shi

Vineet Chadha

Jun Xu

The disclosure relates to technology for predicting file access patterns by identifying one or more files stored in a first cache and one or more pages associated with each of the one or more files in a second cache. The one or more files in the first cache are evicted based on a first eviction policy and, for each of the one or more files, the one or more pages in the second cache are evicted based on a second eviction policy. Access patterns of the one or more files based on the first and second eviction policies may then be predicted.

File access predication using counter based eviction policies at the file and page level

An approach to offloading probabilistic computations is described. An application server comprising a memory and a processor and coupled to a network-attached storage device configured to create a dedicated process in response to a procedural call to a virtual machine container based on a data request is disclosed. The processor forwards the data request to the network-attached storage device, programs one or more virtual machines to perform a probabilistic computation based on the procedural call, and directs the probabilistic computation to a first virtual machine of the one or more virtual machines. The request for data is transformed into a modified call using a virtualized lookup call.

Offloading probabilistic computations in data analytics applications

An instruction from an application server to perform a computation is received at a network-attached storage (NAS) device. The computation uses arrays of data that are stored by the NAS device as inputs. The instruction includes remote procedure calls that identify operations that are included in the computation, including a first remote procedure call that will cause the NAS device to perform a read operation on a first file containing an array of data to be used as an input for the computation, and a second remote procedure call that will cause the NAS device to perform an array operation using the array of data. The operations are executed on the NAS device to produce a result that is stored in a second file in a location in a file system managed by the NAS device and accessible to the application server.

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