Abstract: Methods and computer-readable medium for improved caching are disclosed. The method includes receiving, at a server node, a first data request including an identifier of a requested data entry; performing a lookup in the in-process cache for data corresponding to the identifier; upon determining that data corresponding to the identifier is missing in the in-process cache, invoking a cache loader module configured to: communicate a second data request for the identifier to a shared cache; receive a response from the shared cache; upon determining that data for the identifier was not returned in the response, communicate a third data request for the identifier to a main data store; receive data for the identifier from the main data store; and add the data for the identifier received from the main data store in the in-process cache; and communicating the data for the identifier of the data entry to a requesting system.

Abstract: Methods and computer-readable medium for improved caching are disclosed. The method includes receiving, at a server node, a first data request including an identifier of a requested data entry; performing a lookup in the in-process cache for data corresponding to the identifier; upon determining that data corresponding to the identifier is missing in the in-process cache, invoking a cache loader module configured to: communicate a second data request for the identifier to a shared cache; receive a response from the shared cache; upon determining that data for the identifier was not returned in the response, communicate a third data request for the identifier to a main data store; receive data for the identifier from the main data store; and add the data for the identifier received from the main data store in the in-process cache; and communicating the data for the identifier of the data entry to a requesting system.

Abstract: Systems and methods for exporting data from a cloud server and/or importing data to a cloud server are disclosed. The method for exporting data includes receiving a plurality of event records. Each event record includes information about an update to application data of an application. The computer-implemented method further including storing the plurality of event records in near real-time in a predefined storage location and in response to a client export request, creating one or more backup files based on the stored event records in the predefined storage location, and allowing export of the one or more backup files to a local client storage location.

Abstract: Described herein is a computer implemented method and computational system for a project management service. Issues of a project are defined by data entities stored in a tree structure including a root node. The tree structure may include one or more siblings to the root node, one or more child nodes and one or more siblings to the child node. The root node references each child node and references each of its sibling nodes. Each child node references each of its sibling nodes.

Abstract: Described herein is a computer implemented method and computational system for a project management service. Issues of a project are defined by data entities stored in a tree structure including a root node. The tree structure may include one or more siblings to the root node, one or more child nodes and one or more siblings to the child node. The root node references each child node and references each of its sibling nodes. Each child node references each of its sibling nodes.

Abstract: Described herein is a computer implemented method and computational system for a project management service. Issues of a project are defined by data entities stored in a tree structure including a root node. The tree structure may include one or more siblings to the root node, one or more child nodes and one or more siblings to the child node. The root node references each child node and references each of its sibling nodes. Each child node references each of its sibling nodes.