Systems and methods include receiving a record associated with an incident that was detected by the CASB system in a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) application; determining a hash based on a plurality of levels for the record; determining if the record exists in a data store based on the hash, and if the record exists, deleting an old record; and inserting the record in the data store based on the hash, wherein the data store is maintained in-memory and includes records at leaf nodes in a multi-level hash based on the plurality of levels.

Systems and methods include receiving a record associated with an incident that was detected by the CASB system in a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) application; determining a hash based on a plurality of levels for the record; determining if the record exists in a data store based on the hash, and if the record exists, deleting an old record; and inserting the record in the data store based on the hash, wherein the data store is maintained in-memory and includes records at leaf nodes in a multi-level hash based on the plurality of levels.

A system and methods for migrating applications to a cloud-computing environment. In some examples, the method includes determining an application configuration for an application executed in a storage system generating, for one or more volumes associated with the application, one or more volume tags indicating the application configuration; replicating the one or more volumes to a cloud-computing environment, and generating, in the cloud-computing environment, based on the one or more volume tags, the application configuration for the application.

A system and methods for migrating applications to a cloud-computing environment. In some examples, the method includes determining an application configuration for an application executed in a storage system generating, for one or more volumes associated with the application, one or more volume tags indicating the application configuration; replicating the one or more volumes to a cloud-computing environment, and generating, in the cloud-computing environment, based on the one or more volume tags, the application configuration for the application.

Disclosed in some examples are improved storage, replication, and distribution of data related to network-based meetings (e.g., media) in hierarchical records. Data for one or more components of the meeting (e.g., media) may be stored in a child record (called a component record). The network-based meeting may be described by a parent record with links to, and in some examples descriptions of, the meeting component records (the child records). The meeting object may point to local, and/or replicated copies of the child records. As noted, the child records may be or include media objects and, in some examples, the child records may be replicated to one or more locations based upon a demand for the media object. By replicating the media to a location that is close to demand for the media, this provides for more efficient delivery of media of the meeting.

A bypass plunger combines a unitary or one-piece hollow body-and-valve cage, retains a dart valve within the valve cage portion of the hollow body using a threaded retaining nut secured by crimple detents. A series of helical grooves surround the central portion of the outer surface of the hollow body of the plunger to control spin during descent. A canted-coil-spring disposed within the retaining nut functions as a clutch. The valve cage includes ports that may be configured to control flow through the plunger during ascent. Other embodiments include clutch assemblies using canted-coil springs with split bobbins, and valve stems surfaced to achieve specific functions. Combinations of these features provide enhanced performance, durability and reliability at reduced manufacturing cost, due primarily to the simplicity of its design.

A bypass plunger combines a unitary or one-piece hollow body-and-valve cage, retains a dart valve within the valve cage portion of the hollow body using a threaded retaining nut secured by crimple detents. A series of helical grooves surround the central portion of the outer surface of the hollow body of the plunger to control spin during descent. A canted-coil-spring disposed within the retaining nut functions as a clutch. The valve cage includes ports that may be configured to control flow through the plunger during ascent. Other embodiments include clutch assemblies using canted-coil springs with split bobbins, and valve stems surfaced to achieve specific functions. Combinations of these features provide enhanced performance, durability and reliability at reduced manufacturing cost, due primarily to the simplicity of its design.

A remote data replication method and a storage system, where a production array sends a data replication request to a disaster recovery array. The data replication request includes an identifier of a source object and a data block corresponding to the source object. The data block is stored in physical space of a hard disk of the production array. The disaster recovery array receives the data replication request. The disaster recovery array creates a target object when the disaster recovery array does not include an object having a same identifier as the source object. An identifier of the target object is the same as the identifier of the source object, the disaster recovery array writes the data block into the physical space.

A remote data replication method and a storage system, where a production array sends a data replication request to a disaster recovery array. The data replication request includes an identifier of a source object and a data block corresponding to the source object. The data block is stored in physical space of a hard disk of the production array. The disaster recovery array receives the data replication request. The disaster recovery array creates a target object when the disaster recovery array does not include an object having a same identifier as the source object. An identifier of the target object is the same as the identifier of the source object, the disaster recovery array writes the data block into the physical space.

The present disclosure describes systems and methods for aggregation and management of cloud storage among a plurality of providers. According to one aspect, a computer-implemented method includes providing an aggregated folder at a client computer, the aggregated folder aggregating the contents of a plurality of folders, each of the plurality of folders used for synchronization with a respective one of a plurality of cloud storage providers; identifying a new file for synchronization; determining a first cloud storage provider from the plurality of cloud storage providers to which to store at least a portion of the new file; storing the at least a portion of the new file in a first folder from the plurality of folders, the first folder for synchronization with the first cloud storage provider from the plurality of cloud storage providers; and adding the new file to the aggregated folder.