Abstract: A method and system include receiving data associated with one or more tasks; determining an image associated with each of the one or more tasks; presenting each of the images on a display; receiving a selection of one of the images; translating the selected image from a first portion of the display associated with a list of unassigned images associated with tasks to a second portion of the display associated with a timeline. Numerous other aspects are provided.

Abstract: Various embodiments of systems and methods for event auditing framework are described herein. The auditing framework includes one or more auditees, an auditor, and a memory associated with the auditor. Each auditee is associated with a digitally signed file including metadata of one or more events authorized for the auditee. The auditor validates digital signature of the file when the auditee is registered with the auditor. After validation of the digital signature, the metadata of the authorized events is stored with respect to the auditee to enable the auditee perform the authorized events. The auditing framework is expandable in that new event types can be added or updated dynamically. The auditing framework also ensures consistency of events.

Abstract: An apportioned queue data structure allows a server to specify allocation of resources to return requests according to a prescribed usage request. The data structure comprises an input queue comprising of a set of subqueues (also known as windows). Windows contain requests that will be processed over a fixed window of time. Received items are removed from the input queue and packed into the subqueues according to the service level agreement. These windows (and the elements present within) are then processed in the order of the windows queue (and the order in the window) are arranged. The time for each task is not known until after the request is processed and may be estimated. In a steady state of high load, a queue is created that returns requests tending toward requested percentages of the service level agreement.

Abstract: An apportioned queue data structure allows a server to specify allocation of resources to return requests according to a prescribed usage request. The data structure comprises an input queue comprising of a set of subqueues (also known as windows). Windows contain requests that will be processed over a fixed window of time. Received items are removed from the input queue and packed into the subqueues according to the service level agreement. These windows (and the elements present within) are then processed in the order of the windows queue (and the order in the window) are arranged. The time for each task is not known until after the request is processed and may be estimated. In a steady state of high load, a queue is created that returns requests tending toward requested percentages of the service level agreement.

Abstract: Various embodiments of systems and methods for event auditing framework are described herein. The auditing framework includes one or more auditees, an auditor, and a memory associated with the auditor. Each auditee is associated with a digitally signed file including metadata of one or more events authorized for the auditee. The auditor validates digital signature of the file when the auditee is registered with the auditor. After validation of the digital signature, the metadata of the authorized events is stored with respect to the auditee to enable the auditee perform the authorized events. The auditing framework is expandable in that new event types can be added or updated dynamically. The auditing framework also ensures consistency of events.