Qumulo, Inc.

Michael Patrick Kirby

Thomas Scott Urban

Thomas R Unger

Noah Trent Nelson

Iain Michael Christopher Peet

Alan Francisco Delgado Duran

Benjamin Gregory Reeves

Michael R Fitz

Boyu Zhang

Austin Elery Voecks

Neal Thomas Fachan

Aleksei Martynov

Jason Allan Sturgeon

Anthony Moon-Git Low

Garrett Mathew Nickel

Embodiments are directed to sharing namespaces across file system clusters. A file in a spoke file system may be determined based on a command provided to the spoke file system such that the file may be associated with an inode mask. Data blocks associated with the file may be determined based on the command and the inode mask such that the data blocks may be absent from the spoke file system. Requests for leases may be generated based on the absent data blocks such that each lease request corresponds to a portion of the absent data blocks Employing the leases provided by a hub file system to: copy the absent data blocks from the hub file system where each portion of absent data blocks may be associated with a lease; updating the inode mask to include the leases and each copied portion of absent blocks.

Sharing namespaces across file system clusters

Embodiments are direct to managing file systems. Alternate data streams (ADSs) of an object in a file system may be modified based on a request from a client and metrics associated with the ADSs may be modified. Values for reconcile fields associated with the object may be set based on the modified metrics such that the object with the modified ADSs may be included in a reconcile list. And, such that an acknowledgment of the request may be provided to the client. A reconcile engine may determine a parent object of the object. The object may be reconciled and the parent object may be placed on the reconcile list for reconciling in turn.

Aggregating alternate data stream metrics for file systems

Embodiments are directed to managing data in a file system. A query may be provided to determine characteristics associated with a file system and a sampling model. The sampling model may be employed to determine objects in the file system based on a traversal of the file system. The sampling model may be employed to determine metrics associated with the alternate data streams (ADSs) included in the objects such that each of the objects that includes a separate main data stream and the ADSs may be associated with data blocks and the ADSs may each be associated with other data blocks. The sampling model and the query may be employed to sample the objects to provide partial results such that the sampling may be distributed between the objects based on the sampling model and the metrics. A result to the query may be provided based on the partial results.

Fair sampling of alternate data stream metrics for file systems

Managing data in a file system with a verification engine that may obtain a user identifier associated with a user, an object identifier, and a target object. The verification engine may determine target identities associated with two or more file system protocols based on the user identifier. The verification engine may determine permission entries associated with the two or more file system protocols associated and the target object. The verification engine may employ the target identities and the permission entries to directly verify access rights to the target object for the user. Accordingly, the verification engine may provide a report that includes the target identities, the permission entries, or the access rights.

Access verification for distributed file systems

Embodiments are directed to managing data in a file system. A file system engine provides a file system that includes file system objects that may be accessible by two or more clients that use different native permission schemes. And, a permissions engine may determine map rules based on characteristics of a request to access request a file. The permission engine may execute the one or more map rules to provide platform permission values based on the native permission values. The permission engine may compare requested platform permission values to the platform permission values associated with the file. The permission engine may provide the access rights to the file based on an affirmative result of the comparison.

Dynamic permission modes

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Michael Patrick Kirby