Task queues
A data storage device may be configured to use multiple task queues to schedule tasks. The multiple task queues may be configured based on an architecture of the data storage device. In some implementations, the multiple task queues may be used to organize tasks received from an access device. In other implementations, the multiple task queues may be used to identify tasks, and identification of the tasks may be associated with an order of execution of the tasks.
1. A method comprising:
at a data storage device including a controller and a memory, the controller including a task scheduler module associated with multiple task queues, the multiple task queues configured based on one or more architectural aspects of the data storage device, performing, by the controller:
selecting a first queue of the multiple task queues based on a selection sequence, the selection sequence indicating an order of accessing the multiple task queues;
identifying a first task to be processed from the first queue;
after identifying the first task, selecting a second queue of the multiple task queues based on the selection sequence;
identifying a second task to be processed from the second queue;
identifying a first consecutive number of tasks from the second queue according to a weight value of the second queue;
receiving die availability information from the memory after the first consecutive number of tasks is selected;
updating the weight value of the second queue based on the die availability information; and
identifying a second consecutive number of tasks from the second queue according to the updated weight value.
2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the one or more architectural aspects are additionally associated with a width of a data bus coupled to the controller and to the memory, a size of a data buffer of the controller, or a combination thereof.
3. The method of claim 1 , wherein, prior to selecting the first task, the first task and the second task are received at the data storage device from an access device via an interface of the data storage device, and wherein the first task is received at the data storage device after the second task is received at the data storage device.
4. The method of claim 3 , further comprising:
sending a notification of the first task being selected to the access device;
responsive to the notification, receiving an execution command from the access device, wherein the execution command is associated with the first task; and
in response to the execution command, executing the first task.
5. The method of claim 1 , further comprising processing tasks selected from the multiple task queues to be performed, according to an order in which the tasks are selected, as memory access operations.
6. The method of claim 1 , wherein a number of queues of the multiple task queues is based on the one or more architectural aspects of the data storage device.