Kernel state data collection and recovery of operating system in a complex instruction set computer (cisc) or reduced instruction set computer (risc) architecture

Abstract

Techniques perform data processing. Such techniques involve obtaining, by a first operating system, first data of a storage system from a data collector. Such techniques further involve synchronizing the first data from the first operating system to a second operating system, wherein an architecture of the second operating system is different from that of the first operating system. Such techniques further involve, in response to that the first operating system has a failure, obtaining, by the second operating system, second data of the storage system from the data collector. Such techniques further involve, in response to that the first operating system is recovered, synchronizing the second data from the second operating system to the first operating system. Accordingly, such techniques can minimize processing time, ensure high availability of data collection, save computing and memory resources of a storage system, and help improve user experience.