Qumulo, Inc.

Porter Michael Smith

Thomas Gregory Rothschilds

Patrick Jakubowski

Kevin David Jamieson

Conner Saltiel Hansen

Hanqing Zhang

David Patrick Rogers, Iii

Landon John Meernik

Daniel Shvarts

Embodiments are directed to bandwidth management in distributed file systems. A request stored in a queue may be dequeued. A work credit value may be determined based on a duration since a last job and a work rate associated with the file system such that the work credit value conforms to a maximum threshold value. A job may be initialized based on the dequeued request such that the work credit value may be reduced based on a size of the job. In response to the reduced work credit value being a negative value further actions may be performed, including: determining a time delay based on the reduced work credit value, the work rate, and the size of the job; delaying an execution of the job until the expiry of the time delay such that upon expiry of the time delay, the job is executed to satisfy the request.

Bandwidth management in distributed file systems

A file system with distributed resource caching that includes cache volumes and agents that may be associated with clients of the file system may be provided. A cache allocation for each agent may be determined based on a capacity of the cache volumes and a number of the agents such that each cache allocation is associated with tokens that each represents a reserved portion of free space in the cache volumes. Storage jobs may be provided to the agents. Data associated with the storage jobs may be stored in the cache volumes. The cache allocation for each agent may be reduced based on the data stored for each agent.

Distributed resource caching by reallocation of storage caching using tokens and agents with non-depleted cache allocations

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