Abstract: Techniques are described herein for providing highly available and scalable cloud services. In one or more embodiments, a network service receives from a first client of a plurality of clients, a request to lease a first slice of a plurality of slices of a workload. In response, the network services assigning, to the first client, a lease for the first slice, wherein the lease expires after a lease duration. The network service then receives, from a second client of the plurality of clients, a request to lease the first slice. Based on a state associated with the first client after the lease duration, the network service reassigns the lease for the first slice to the second client. The second client processes a subset of workflow executions associated with the first slice that have not previously been processed by the first client.

Abstract: Embodiments relate to dynamically defining and visually representing worker threads. More specifically, a set of parameters is defined for each of multiple worker threads, and a dot-matrix UI represents characteristics of individual parameter across worker threads to facilitate expedient configuration.

Abstract: Embodiments relate to dynamically defining and visually representing worker threads.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for providing highly available and scalable cloud services. In one or more embodiments, a network service receives from a first client of a plurality of clients, a request to lease a first slice of a plurality of slices of a workload. In response, the network services assigning, to the first client, a lease for the first slice, wherein the lease expires after a lease duration. The network service then receives, from a second client of the plurality of clients, a request to lease the first slice. Based on a state associated with the first client after the lease duration, the network service reassigns the lease for the first slice to the second client. The second client processes a subset of workflow executions associated with the first slice that have not previously been processed by the first client.

Abstract: A method for debugging applications in a development environment. The method may include terminating a thread when a breakpoint is encountered when debugging an application. The method may also include saving input and outputs from an external server invocation.

Abstract: A technique is disclosed herein for editing centralized digitally encoded content using a stateless client on a client machine. A repository on a central server is accessed by a user. The repository has a plurality of compilation units stored therein. One or more compilation units selected by the user are provided to the user via a stateless client on a client machine. The client is in communication with the repository over a network. Information associated with the one or more selected compilation units is programmatically sent to the repository at spaced time intervals.