Abstract: Provided is a process of validating data to be stored in a graph database, the process including: obtaining a first node to be stored in a graph database, the first node having a relationship to a second node corresponding to an edge; obtaining a node type of the first node having a respective node-type schema; forming a polymorphic schema, based on the node-type schema, specifying criteria to qualify as a valid instance of the node type; validating the first node with the polymorphic schema; and in response to validating the first node, storing the first node and the edge in the graph database.

Abstract: Provided is a process, including: obtaining a task tree; traversing the task tree to obtain an unordered set of tasks and an ordered list of tasks; adding the unordered set of tasks to at least some of a plurality of queues of tasks; adding the ordered list of tasks to at least some of the plurality of queues of tasks; and receiving a first task request from a first worker process in a concurrent processing application and, in response to the first task request: accessing a first queue from among the plurality of queues, determining that the first queue is not locked, accessing a first task in the first queue in response to the first task being a next task in the first queue, determining that the first task is a member of a sequence of tasks specified by the ordered list and, in response, locking the first queue, and assigning the first task to the first worker process.

Abstract: Provided is a process, including: obtaining a task tree; traversing the task tree to obtain an unordered set of tasks and an ordered list of tasks; adding the unordered set of tasks to at least some of a plurality of queues of tasks; adding the ordered list of tasks to at least some of the plurality of queues of tasks; and receiving a first task request from a first worker process in a concurrent processing application and, in response to the first task request: accessing a first queue from among the plurality of queues, determining that the first queue is not locked, accessing a first task in the first queue in response to the first task being a next task in the first queue, determining that the first task is a member of a sequence of tasks specified by the ordered list and, in response, locking the first queue, and assigning the first task to the first worker process.

Abstract: Provided is a process of validating data to be stored in a graph database, the process including: obtaining a first node to be stored in a graph database, the first node having a relationship to a second node corresponding to an edge; obtaining a node type of the first node having a respective node-type schema; forming a polymorphic schema, based on the node-type schema, specifying criteria to qualify as a valid instance of the node type; validating the first node with the polymorphic schema; and in response to validating the first node, storing the first node and the edge in the graph database.

Abstract: Provided is a process, including: obtaining a first application-program interface (API) response from a first software-as-a-service (SaaS) application API, the first API response being arranged according to a first data-serialization format; retrieving a first connector schema from memory based on a mapping in memory of the first connector schema to the first SaaS application API, wherein the first connector schema comprises a plurality of rules by which API responses from the first SaaS API are processed to form nodes or edges of a graph data structure; applying the rules of the first connector schema to at least part of the first API response from the first SaaS application API to form a plurality of nodes and a plurality of edges of the graph data structure; and updating the graph data structure in memory to include the plurality of nodes and the plurality of edges.

Abstract: A single user interface for a user of an identity management module is presented. The single user interface includes options for transmitting an access management instruction to a customer internal application via an on-premise proxy, and transmitting another access management instruction to a shared computing system application via a multi-customer gateway on the shared computing system. The user interface is adaptively adjusted to highlight suggested access entitlement operations based at least in part upon expected access entitlements derived from a prediction engine.