Zuora, Inc.

Chi Lap Hoang

Henning Schmiedehausen

Alexander Vasilevskiy

Suryatej Mukkamalla

Rodolfo Gentini Fernandez

Wei Liu

Weilei Chen

Lukasz Andrzej Weber

A multi-tenant system, comprises a main storage system including: a monolithic database storing global records associated with global objects, each global object including global fields common for all tenants; a monolithic application configured to process a particular global record storage request by instructing the monolithic database to store particular global field values of the particular global record for a particular tenant, and to process a particular global record fetch request by instructing the monolithic database to retrieve the one or more particular global field values; a custom object storage system including: a custom object database configured to store custom records associated with one or more custom objects, each custom object including one or more custom fields for a tenant; a custom object record service configured to process a particular custom record storage request by instructing the custom object database to store one or more particular custom field values for the tenant, and to process a particular custom record fetch request by instructing the custom object database to retrieve the one or more particular custom field values; and a query engine configured to receive a query, fetch relevant global records from the monolithic database, fetch relevant custom records from the custom object database, and generate a query response.

Systems and methods for providing custom objects for a multi-tenant platform with microservices architecture

Systems and methods for providing tenant-defined event notifications in a multi-tenant database system are provided. The method may include receiving a first event definition from a first tenant, defining a first business event trigger based on one or more first business object changes occurring to the tenant data of the first tenant; receiving particular database change events from a change data capture service, wherein each of the particular database change events represents a particular change to the tenant data for the plurality of tenants in the database; identifying one or more particular business object changes based on the particular database change events; comparing the first event definition against the one or more particular business object changes to determine whether the first business event trigger has been satisfied; and when the first event trigger has been satisfied, emitting a first business event.

Systems and methods for providing tenant-defined event notifications in a multi-tenant database system

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Chi Lap Hoang