Qumulo Assigned Patent

Qumulo, Inc., Seattle, WA, has been assigned a patent (10,409,784) developed by Krasnow, Michael Adam, Wright, Eric Jonathan, Liau, Michael, Han, Alixandra Ming-Yi, and Unger, Thomas R., Seattle, WA, for “analyzing and visualizing trends in the use and consumption of data in a shared storage system.“

The abstract of the patent published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office states: ”A facility comprising methods and systems for analyzing and visualizing trends in the usage of data within a shared storage filesystem is disclosed. The facility analyzes the rate at which the filesystem or a portion thereof is used by periodically generating manifests of the usage of the filesystem and comparing one manifest to another manifest. Furthermore, the facility may store additional information relevant to the manifest, such as the time at which the manifest was taken, for each directory, the sum of all of the values determined for items in that directory, including any subdirectories, and so on. In this manner, the facility collects and stores information relevant to developing trend information for each item in the filesystem. The trends analysis and visualizations described herein provide quick insight into the changes deemed most interesting or significant between two times.”

The patent application was filed on June 10, 2019 (16/436,825).