MUMBAI, India, Aug. 10 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202641089491 A) filed by Dr. Anand M.; Dr. Pradeep Kumar R.; Mrs. Reena Mol V. U.; Mrs. Padma R.; Ms. Usha Rani J.; Mrs. Juslin F.; Mr. Manjunath K.; Dr. Aishwarya N. Kumar; Mr. Raju D. H.; Ms. Rajani D.; Ms. Manasa H. R.; and Mrs. Apoorvashree H. L. on July 22, 2026, for System And Method For Adaptive File-System Performance Benchmarking And Bottleneck Visualization In Linux-Based Environments.
Inventors include Dr. Anand M.; Dr. Pradeep Kumar R.; Mrs. Reena Mol V. U.; Mrs. Padma R.; Ms. Usha Rani J.; Mrs. Juslin F.; Mr. Manjunath K.; Dr. Aishwarya N. Kumar; Mr. Raju D. H.; Ms. Rajani D.; Ms. Manasa H. R.; and Mrs. Apoorvashree H. L..
The application for the patent was published on July 31, 2026, under issue no. 31/2026.
Abstract: A system and method for adaptive file-system performance benchmarking in a Linux-based environment are disclosed. A storage target is verified and an environment fingerprint including file-system, kernel, storage-topology and resource-state information is acquired. A repeatability controller establishes a selected cache regime and waits for a stabilization criterion. An adaptive workload phase generator executes input/output phases and modifies block size, queue depth, concurrency, working set, operation ratio or duration according to convergence and bottleneck-transition feedback. Time-aligned measurements are collected from file-system, cache, processor, block and storage-device layers. Unstable intervals are identified and excluded from primary comparable metrics. A causal analysis engine attributes a probable limitation to a layer of a storage path and generates an attribution confidence. A visualization generator produces a performance envelope, workload transition map and layered bottleneck view, while an evidence package stores benchmark parameters, environment information, validity decisions and measurement references for reproducibility.
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