Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Vishal Jose Mannanal

Scott Chao-Chueh Lee

Ayberk Ozturk

Brennan Alexander Watt

Robin Andrew Alexander

Xiaozhong Xing

Liang Yang

HoYuen Chau

Danyu Zhu

Hoyuen Chau

The present disclosure relates to systems, methods, and computer readable media for identifying and responding to a panic condition on a storage system on a computing node. For example, systems disclosed herein may include establishing recovery instructions between a host system and a storage system in responding to a future instance of a panic condition. The storage system may provide an indication of a self-detected panic condition in a variety of ways. In response to identifying the panic condition, the host system may perform one or more recovery actions in accordance with recovery instructions accessible to the host system. This may include performing resets of specific components and reinitializing communication between the host system and storage system in less invasive ways than slower and more expensive conventional approaches for responding to panic conditions on computing nodes.

Detecting and recovering from fatal storage errors

An I/O processing system includes reception of a request to perform an I/O operation from a user-mode application, providing of the request to a storage device, scheduling of an operating system deferred procedure call to determine whether the storage device has completed the I/O operation, execution of the scheduled deferred procedure call to determine that the storage device has completed the I/O operation, and transmission of a return corresponding to the completed I/O operation to the user-mode application.

I/O completion polling for low latency storage device

An I/O processing system includes reception of a request to perform an I/O operation at a storage driver, and, in response to receiving the request, providing of the request to a storage device, and scheduling a timer associated with a callback routine to determine whether the storage device has completed the I/O operation, and, in response to expiration of the scheduled timer, determination of whether the storage device has completed the I/O operation.

Timer-based I/O completion polling for low latency storage device

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