Abstract: Techniques for metadata-driven rapid adapter building (RAB) are disclosed, including: receiving, by an RAB framework, a function call from a third-party application; obtaining, by the RAB framework, a metadata document that defines an adapter between a server-side runtime and the third-party application; determining that the metadata document includes one or more metadata fields that map the function call to one or more software development kit (SDK) functions exposed by the server-side runtime; responsive to receiving the function call and based on the one or more metadata fields, executing the one or more SDK functions exposed by the server-side runtime.

Abstract: In accordance with an embodiment, described herein are systems and methods for (a) determining workflow characteristics for use with an integration cloud service or other computing environment; and (b) providing a marketplace that employs a conversational interface to guide users in selecting and retrieving integration artifacts, for example workflows or other assets, to address particular needs. A collection service can receive an indication of an integration archive that defines a business workflow or integration flow, wherein a characteristics server can then extract and persist the characteristics associated with the workflow, for subsequent use in providing a determination of workflows. In accordance with an embodiment, a digital assistant can be employed to allow discovery of workflows by building a discovery criteria based on a knowledge of characteristics associated with various business workflows or integration flows, and through interactive conversations by a user with the digital assistant.

Abstract: Embodiments described herein are generally related to cloud computing environments, and are particularly directed to systems and methods for dynamic throttling of workflows based on integrated applications. An integration cloud or platform-as-a-service (iPaaS) platform can enforce fixed limits for flows, and evolve the limits behavior based on responses from target applications, for example as sent within documented headers in their responses.

Abstract: In accordance with an embodiment, described herein are systems and methods for (a) determining workflow characteristics for use with an integration cloud service or other computing environment; and (b) providing a marketplace that employs a conversational interface to guide users in selecting and retrieving integration artifacts, for example workflows or other assets, to address particular needs. A collection service can receive an indication of an integration archive that defines a business workflow or integration flow, wherein a characteristics server can then extract and persist the characteristics associated with the workflow, for subsequent use in providing a determination of workflows. In accordance with an embodiment, a digital assistant can be employed to allow discovery of workflows by building a discovery criteria based on a knowledge of characteristics associated with various business workflows or integration flows, and through interactive conversations by a user with the digital assistant.

Abstract: The present embodiments relate to adaptive throttling with tenant-based concurrent rate limits. A first exemplary embodiment provides a method for adaptive throttling with tenant-based concurrent rate limits. The method can include a computing device receiving a request directed to a first tenant of a multi-tenant cloud infrastructure system. The first tenant being granted access to a limited processing capacity to process a limited number of requests. The computing device can further determine whether the multi-tenant cloud infrastructure system is in stress. The computing device can further permit the first tenant access to the additional processing capacity to process a number of requests greater than the limited number of requests.