Abstract: A machine may be configured to pin data associated with an entity to a data center for a period of time. For example, the machine receives a request to initiate an operation that uses data associated with an entity. The machine, based on the request to initiate the operation, pins the entity to a first data center of the plurality of data centers for a period of time. The pinning results in a suspension of a scheduled routing of data requests associated with the entity to a second data center of the plurality of data centers. The machine determines a status of the operation that uses the data associated with the entity. The machine, based on a determination that the operation is completed, updates data pertaining to the scheduled routing in a routing record that associates the entity with the second data center of the plurality of data centers.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products are described that are capable of recovering an asynchronous process after an error occurs with respect to the process. For example, the process may be re-initiated upon detection of the error. The re-initiated process is capable of not repeating tasks of the process that were completed prior to the occurrence of the error.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products are described that intelligently determines the status of a process. The process is performed with respect to a creative asset that may be included in an online ad, for example. The status of the process is requested at a poll time that is calculated based on at least one attribute of the creative asset. For example, the calculated poll time may be based on a duration of a video associated with the creative asset, a weight (i.e., bitsize) of the creative asset, etc.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products are described that are capable of recovering an asynchronous process after an error occurs with respect to the process. For example, the process may be re-initiated upon detection of the error. The re-initiated process is capable of not repeating tasks of the process that were completed prior to the occurrence of the error.