Pure Storage, Inc.

Mark Fay

Andrew R Bernat

Jun He

Vincent Wang

Renjie Fan

Ronald S Karr

Yuval Frandzel

Kiron Vijayasankar

Anthony Niven

Pushkar Mahesh Shirali

John Colgrove

Rekeying in a storage system, including: receiving a request to rekey a first storage location of a storage system, wherein the first storage location is associated with a first cryptographic key; acknowledging completion of the request to rekey the first storage location without re-encrypting data stored at the first storage location of the storage system; and mapping a second cryptographic key identified by the request to rekey to the first storage location of the storage system.

Instant rekey in a storage system

A method of scheduling input/output operations for a storage system including determining a deadline for a storage operation, wherein the deadline is dependent on an expected latency of the storage operation; adding the storage operation to a queue of storage operations; and reordering the queue dependent upon the deadline of the storage operation and one or more deadlines of one or more storage operations in the queue of storage operations.

Queueing storage operations

A method for efficient reads by reconstruction may determining an expected read latency for reading data from a primary read location of a plurality of storage devices, determining an expected reconstruction latency for reconstructing the data using reconstruction data, wherein portions of the reconstruction data are stored at a plurality of alternative read locations of the plurality of storage devices, reading the portions of the reconstruction data from the plurality of alternative read locations of the plurality of storage devices, and reconstructing the data stored at the primary read location using the reconstruction data, wherein the expected reconstruction latency is lower than the expected read latency.

Efficient read by reconstruction

Temporarily limiting access to a storage device, including: determining that a storage device of a plurality of storage devices in a storage system is operating outside of a defined performance range; determining that the storage device operating outside of the defined performance range may be caused by a rehabilitative action performed on the storage device; and modifying a storage operation issuance policy for one or more storage devices of the plurality of storage devices until a determination that the storage device is operating within the defined performance range.

Temporarily preventing access to a storage device

Scheduling input/output operations for a storage system

Temporarily limiting access to a storage device

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Mark Fay