Systems and methods for automated data curation and presentation are disclosed herein. The system can include a memory including a structured database and a plurality of storage bins. The system can include at least one server that can receive a packetized data file generated from a data file. This packetized data file can include a first packet generated from a content file of the data file, a second packet generated from metadata of the data file, and a third packet generated from a payload of the data file. The at least one server can automatically generate at least one tag for the packetized data file, which at least one tag is automatically generated based at least one key phrase identified in at least the targeted portion of the content file. The at least one server can index the packetized data file according to the at least one tag into a predetermined taxonomy, receive a data request including a plurality of parameters identifying attributes of packetized data, and deliver curated data selected according to the at least some of the plurality of parameters of the data request.

An automated method for search includes: receiving search characters and a viewport location on a displayed geographic area corresponding to an area of interest; simultaneously searching a first entry source and a second entry source to obtain corresponding first suggested entries and second suggested entries, where the first suggested entries correspond to geographic locations that are closer to the viewport location; ranking the first suggested entries according to first rules of relevancy, and generating first ranked suggested entries; ranking the second suggested entries according to second rules of relevancy, and generating second ranked suggested entries; combining the first and second ranked suggested entries into a combined set of suggested entries, and ranking the combined set of suggested entries according to combined rules of relevancy, and generating combined ranked suggested entries; and transmitting the combined ranked suggested entries to a user for selection of a desired type ahead entry.

Methods, systems and devices for network congestion control exploit the inherent burstiness of network traffic, using a wave-based characterization of network traffic and corresponding multiplexing methods and approaches.

The invention enables high-availability, high-scale, high security and disaster recovery for API computing, including in terms of capture of data traffic passing through proxies, routing communications between clients and servers, and load balancing and/or forwarding functions. The invention inter alia provides (i) a scalable cluster of proxies configured to route communications between clients and servers, without any single point of failure, (ii) proxy nodes configured for implementing the scalable cluster (iii) efficient methods of configuring the proxy cluster, (iv) natural resiliency of clusters and/or proxy nodes within a cluster, (v) methods for scaling of clusters, (vi) configurability of clusters to span multiple servers, multiple racks and multiple datacenters, thereby ensuring high availability and disaster recovery (vii) switching between proxies or between servers without loss of session.

The invention enables high-availability, high-scale, high security and disaster recovery for API computing, including in terms of capture of data traffic passing through proxies, routing communications between clients and servers, and load balancing and/or forwarding functions. The invention inter alia provides (i) a scalable cluster of proxies configured to route communications between clients and servers, without any single point of failure, (ii) proxy nodes configured for implementing the scalable cluster (iii) efficient methods of configuring the proxy cluster, (iv) natural resiliency of clusters and/or proxy nodes within a cluster, (v) methods for scaling of clusters, (vi) configurability of clusters to span multiple servers, multiple racks and multiple datacenters, thereby ensuring high availability and disaster recovery (vii) switching between proxies or between servers without loss of session.

Embodiments described include systems and methods for executing in an embedded browser an application script for network applications of different origins. A client application can establish a first session with a first network application of a first entity at a first origin via an embedded browser within the client application and a second session with a second network application of a second entity at a second origin via the embedded browser within the client application. A scripting engine within the client application of a client device of a user at a third origin can identify an application script having instructions to interact with the first network application and the second network application, and can execute the instructions to perform a task across the first network application of the first entity at the first origin and the second network application of the second entity at the second origin.

Embodiments described include systems and methods for executing in an embedded browser an application script for network applications of different origins. A client application can establish a first session with a first network application of a first entity at a first origin via an embedded browser within the client application and a second session with a second network application of a second entity at a second origin via the embedded browser within the client application. A scripting engine within the client application of a client device of a user at a third origin can identify an application script having instructions to interact with the first network application and the second network application, and can execute the instructions to perform a task across the first network application of the first entity at the first origin and the second network application of the second entity at the second origin.

Techniques for committing back end computing resources to an online stream of requests for data from client devices are described herein. A polling schedule server (e.g., a reservation management system), may receive polling reservation requests from a plurality of client devices, may evaluate each client device's need for “fresh” data based on a number of input signals, and may assign the client device a polling slot (e.g., a reservation for a future polling time). The polling scheduler server may subsequently receive a polling request from a client device and, upon validating a token received from the client device as well as a difference between an assigned polling time and the polling request timestamp, may grant the polling request by transmitting a request to one or more communication system servers, receiving data from the communication system servers, and providing the data to the client device.

Techniques for committing back end computing resources to an online stream of requests for data from client devices are described herein. A polling schedule server (e.g., a reservation management system), may receive polling reservation requests from a plurality of client devices, may evaluate each client device's need for “fresh” data based on a number of input signals, and may assign the client device a polling slot (e.g., a reservation for a future polling time). The polling scheduler server may subsequently receive a polling request from a client device and, upon validating a token received from the client device as well as a difference between an assigned polling time and the polling request timestamp, may grant the polling request by transmitting a request to one or more communication system servers, receiving data from the communication system servers, and providing the data to the client device.

A method of traffic reduction in a mesh computing system (400), the mesh computing system (400) comprising hosts located on edge nodes of the mesh computing system (400) and a central registry located outside the mesh computing system (400), the central registry holding the images. The method comprises, at a first host located at a first edge node, receiving (920) a request from a client for an image, sending (930) a request for the image to at least one other host of the mesh computing system (400). When the first host receives (940) notification that at least a second host holds the image, the first host downloads (960) the image from the second host to the first host. The first host creates (970) a container from the image. A host at a node (636; 700) and a mesh computing system (400) are also provided.