Policy-based storage and retrieval combined with a distribution algorithm results in automatic and even distribution of policy-based storage structures across a set of nodes and dynamic, automated homing or ownership of policy-based storage structures. Large numbers of policy-based storage structures may be distributed without manual administration, allowing for rapid creation and destruction of storage structures. The overall load may be distributed and balanced across the server pool. Multiple entries having the same key value in a database- or table-like structure allow for distribution of policy-based storage and retrieval by key value and for queue semantics to be utilized for microqueues in the large database- or table-like structure.

Systems and methods for folder synchronization and offline synchronization via a mobile platform in a web-based collaboration environment are disclosed. One embodiment includes synchronizing user selected folders and/or sub-folders via the mobile platform, using portable devices including smart phones and tablets using any mobile operating system to allow offline access. Child or sub-folders of the selected folders and/or sub-folders are automatically detected and synchronized for offline access. Any change or new content detected on the client side or on the server side is also synchronized such that the selected folders and/or sub-folders on the client and server sides are up to date.

A data replication system is disclosed comprising a change event detection module configured to run at a first data repository and a change event implementation module configured to run at a second data repository. A messaging service configured to transmit received messages in accordance with message subscriptions is also provided. The event detection module is configured to detect changes made to the first data repository and transmit change event messages to the messaging service. The event implementation module is configured to subscribe to change event messages at the messaging service and, in response to receipt of a change event message, to implement the change event at the second data repository.

The disclosure relates to, among other things, systems and methods for facilitating the secure recording of assertions made by entities tied to identities. Embodiments of the disclosed systems and methods may allow users to make non-revocable, difficult to forge, cryptographic assertions tied to their identities through the posting of entries in an immutable ledger. In certain embodiments, a user's cryptographic assertions may be preceded by ledger entries which feature certificates from trusted authorities that tie the keys used for making assertions to the user's identity. Further embodiments provide for a mechanism for disabling further entries posted under a user's key, either automatically or at the user's initiation.

The disclosed technology is generally directed to blockchain technology. In one example of the technology, a modified block is provided in response to at least an edit transaction that indicates a transaction in an original block in a blockchain. The modified block includes: transactions of the original block except the indicated transaction, a hash of the indicated transaction, and a header that includes a link to a hash of a block that precedes the original block. A new block is provided. The new block includes a reference associated with the edit transaction, and that the reference may include a link to the modified block. Subscription metadata associated with subscribers to changes in the transaction is retrieved from a stored registry. The subscribers are caused to be notified of the edit transaction.

Storage-deferred copying between different file systems, including: receiving a request to copy a plurality of files from a first file system to a second file system of a different type than the first file system; and virtually copying a plurality of data blocks mapped to the plurality of files in the first file system into the second file system by generating, in the second file system, a plurality of references to the plurality of data blocks.

A computer-implemented method may comprise receiving proposals to mutate a data stored in a distributed and replicated file system coupled to a network, the distributed and replicated data system comprising a plurality of nodes, each comprising a server. A metadata service maintains and updates a replica of a namespace of the distributed and replicated file system and coordinates updates to the data by generating an ordered set of agreements corresponding to the received proposals, the ordered set of agreements specifying an order in which the nodes are to mutate data stored in data nodes and cause corresponding changes to the state of the namespace. For each agreement in the generated ordered set of agreements, a corresponding writers list may be provided that comprises an ordered list of nodes to execute the agreement and make corresponding changes to the namespace. The ordered set of agreements may then be sent to the plurality of nodes along with, for each agreement in the ordered set of agreements, the corresponding writers list or a pre-generated index thereto and each of the plurality of nodes may be configured to only execute agreements for which it is a first-listed node on the received writers list.

A method, computer program product, and computing system for deploying an agent configured to communicate with a centralized database and a plurality of remote databases. The plurality of remote databases may be polled, via the agent, for data for storage in the centralized database. The data may be consolidated from the plurality of remote databases to the centralized database.

Provided are a method and an apparatus for management of a block-chain-based subject data according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure. A block-chain-based subject data management method which is performed by a processor of a subject data management apparatus includes: creating subject data in accordance with a request of a user device; creating first metadata related to the subject data; creating a first block including the created first metadata to store the first block in a block chain included in the subject data management apparatus; creating first code information based on information included in the first block; and storing the created first code information and the subject data in a database, and the first code information is used as address information of the database in which the subject data is stored.

Various embodiments of the present application set forth a computer-implemented method for accessing data comprising identifying a first set of read operations occurring during a first time period, where each read operation included in the set of read operations is associated with retrieving a different portion of at least one object from a storage system, determining a byte density associated with the set of read operations, where the byte density indicates a size of contiguous portions of the at least one object that were retrieved during the first time period, and determining, based on the byte density, a pre-buffering block size for a read operation during a second period, where the pre-buffering block size specifies a size of a portion of at least one object that is to be retrieved from the storage system.