Abstract: Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for processing computing resource access requests from users of an application service. An example method generally includes measuring computing resource access metrics over a time window for a user of a computing system. The measured computing access metrics for the user of the computing system are determined to exceed a threshold. Based on determining that the measured computing access metrics for the user of the computing system exceeds the threshold, computing resource access requests from the user of the computing system are migrated from a first queue to a second queue, wherein the first queue comprises a rate-unlimited queue and the second queue comprises a rate-controlled queue having a defined rate for processing received requests. Computing resource access requests from the user of the computing system are processed based on the defined rate for processing received requests.

Abstract: Systems and methods for file caching are provided. A remote session is established with a host device via a communication network that allows a client device to access resources hosted on the host device. Such resources may include a file hosted on the host device, though the file opened using an application at the client device. A connection between the host device and the client device may be detected as interrupted, thereby terminating the remote session. Information regarding the file may be cached in memory of the client device upon detecting that the connection has been interrupted. Upon reconnection or start of a new connection, the cached information may be used to update the file at the host device. In some embodiments, the cached file may be accessible to the client device while off-line.