Netapp, Inc.

Infinera Corporation

Rama Kant Pathak

Saurabh Kumar

Parveen Kumar Gupta

Arun Kumar Pandey

Venkata Manikanta Reddy Mopuri

Suruchi Kumari

Priyanka Jain

Dilip Krishnan

Srikanth Venkatesh Goutham

Techniques are provided for input/output operations per second (IOPS) and throughput monitoring for dynamic and/or optimal resource allocation. These techniques provide automated monitoring of resources, such as memory and processor utilization by a container accessing a volume. The automated monitoring is performed in order to generate and execute intelligent recommendations for improved resource utilization. Resource allocations can be scaled up to meet I/O load demand and satisfy service level agreements (SLAs). Resource allocations can be scaled down or adjusted to conserve resources, such as by consolidating containers or pods hosted in multiple virtual machines into a single virtual machine and decommissioning virtual machines no longer hosting containers or pods.

Input/output operations per second (IOPS) and throughput monitoring for dynamic and optimal resource allocation

A method of many-to-one auto-discovery between modules includes: a source (sender) module sends the same source-ID on all its connected ports (many). The module may not know on which port the ID is sent. A sink (receiver) module is capable of receiving IDs on its port (one). The sink port identifies the association-ID (AID) of one end of the association (between sender and receiver). The association may be established based on each module discovering the sink AID of the sender in both directions (bi-directional). Both directions may be required for the source signal to get received on a respective sink. The source signal may be sent asynchronously in each direction.

Systems and methods for many-to-one bi-directional auto-discovery

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Bahraich, India

Rama Kant Pathak