A system for selecting an image to accompany text from a user in connection with a social media post. The system is capable of receiving text from the user, identifying one or more search terms based on the text, identifying candidate images from images in one or more image databases using the search terms, presenting one or more candidate images to the user, receiving from the user a selected image from the one or more candidate images, generating the social media post comprising the selected image and the user-submitted text, and transmitting the social media post for display.

Systems and methods are described for processing ingested data in an asynchronous manner as the data is being ingested to detect potential anomalies. For example, one or more streaming data processors can convert data as the data is ingested into a comparable data structure, determine whether the comparable data structure should be assigned to an existing data pattern or a new data pattern, and optionally update a characteristic of the data pattern to which the comparable data structure is assigned. The streaming data processor(s) can perform these operations automatically in real-time or in periodic batches. Once one or more comparable data structures have been assigned to one or more data patterns, the streaming data processor(s) can analyze the comparable data structures assigned to a particular data pattern to determine whether any of the comparable data structures appear to be anomalous.

A method for saving an email to an electronic storage location is disclosed. A topic identifier located in the email is used to locate a storage location on the electronic storage device for saving the email message. Emails relating to the same topics of interest may be stored in the same storage location.

Methods and systems comprising a gateway coordinator of a local system that receives a task comprising search criteria, crawls for files on a local data source of the local system, and encounters one or more files of interest. The one or more files of interest may be deNISTed and deduplicated and sent to an upload coordinator of a remote cloud facility. In one or more examples, the gateway coordinator may be a virtual machine.

Techniques for runtime customization and management of user interfaces for enterprise applications are disclosed. In some embodiments, the techniques include tools, systems, and processes for building frontend, technology-independent user interfaces. A system may consume user input files that are language dependent and generate a metadata file that is language independent. The metadata file may be updated to customize or otherwise modify a user interface of an application at runtime. An event signal may be raised to notify the application when a new user interface is available. In response to detecting the signal, the application may refresh the user interface, including the application page being currently viewed, to modify the set of user interface components that are rendered and displayed to the end user. The system may store metadata for multiple versions of the user interface to allow users to quickly roll back to prior versions of a user interface.

Techniques for runtime customization and management of user interfaces for enterprise applications are disclosed. In some embodiments, the techniques include tools, systems, and processes for building frontend, technology-independent user interfaces. A system may consume user input files that are language dependent and generate a metadata file that is language independent. The metadata file may be updated to customize or otherwise modify a user interface of an application at runtime. An event signal may be raised to notify the application when a new user interface is available. In response to detecting the signal, the application may refresh the user interface, including the application page being currently viewed, to modify the set of user interface components that are rendered and displayed to the end user. The system may store metadata for multiple versions of the user interface to allow users to quickly roll back to prior versions of a user interface.

The described technology is generally directed an extension to the IFS domains architecture, referred to herein as filter domains. IFS domains allows tagging of files in a tree-like dataset. Thus, a domain can be defined at the root of the dataset such as the topmost directory under which all files reside. These domains are inherently hierarchichal, path-based entities. Filter domains extends this organization to allow domains to be applied beyond hierarchical tree structures in order to also provide arbitrary grouping of file objects based on any suitable membership condition.

Techniques described herein coordinate inline deduplication among nodes in a storage system. The method includes storing, in a page descriptor ring on a node, data and a fingerprint associated with the data in an entry. The method includes determining that a flushing work set (FWS) has been frozen. The node identifies, in the page descriptor ring, entries associated with the frozen FWS and having fingerprints with a parity associated with the node. The node deduplicates the entries based on a fingerprint database on the node. The node synchronizes deduplication of the frozen FWS with a peer node, so as to receive deduplication results concerning entries having fingerprints with a parity associated with the peer node. The node replaces entries in the page descriptor ring with the deduplication results from the peer node, and flushes entries in the frozen FWS to a storage device.

Methods, systems, apparatuses, and computer program products are described herein for the generation and traversal of a hierarchical index structure. The structure indexes search keys from data ingested from different data sources and enables efficient retrieval of the keys. As data is ingested, index nodes are generated at the lowest level of the structure. The nodes are analyzed to determine whether such nodes comprise duplicate keys. Responsive to doing so, a new index node is generated located at a higher level of the structure. This process results in a DAG comprising orphan nodes including different search keys. When processing a query for search keys, the orphan index nodes are initially analyzed for the keys. Upon finding a search key, its child nodes are recursively searched until location information specifying the location of ingested data in which the search key is located is found.

In an illustrative embodiment, an automated system links data files associated with loan submissions that have different identification attributes. The system may include computing systems and devices for receiving requests from a number of remote computing systems to identify loan products associated with a data file. The system can generate a matching input matrix comparing identification attributes from a first data file to identification attributes of candidate data files. The system can apply attribute matching rules to the matching input matrix to identify other data files that correspond to the same loan product as the first data file despite the data files having different identification attributes. The system can link data files corresponding to the same loan product within a data repository with a product linking key and output the linking key or other data for the loan product to a receiving computing system.