Techniques for memory system configuration using queue refill time

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing code comprising instructions which, when executed by a processor of an electronic device, cause the electronic device to:

• receive a first command from a host system;
• add the first command to a command queue, wherein the command queue comprises a plurality of commands to be executed by a memory system and a plurality of queue tags, and wherein each of the plurality of commands corresponds to a respective queue tag of the command queue;
• measure a queue refill time for the command queue based at least in part on a first queue tag of the plurality of queue tags of the command queue, the queue refill time corresponding to a time difference between a removal of the first command from the command queue at the first queue tag and a second command subsequent to the first command being added to the command queue at the first queue tag;
• and
• adjust at least one resource for the command queue based at least in part on the queue refill time.

A method performed by a memory system, the method comprising:

• receiving a first command from a host system;
• adding the first command to a command queue, wherein the command queue comprises a plurality of commands to be executed by the memory system and a plurality of queue tags, and wherein each of the plurality of commands corresponds to a respective queue tag of the command queue;
• measuring a queue refill time for the command queue based at least in part on a first queue tag of the plurality of queue tags of the command queue, the queue refill time corresponding to a time difference between a removal of the first command from the command queue at the first queue tag and a second command subsequent to the first command being added to the command queue at the first queue tag;
• and
• adjusting at least one resource for the command queue based at least in part on the queue refill time.