Salesforce Com, Inc.

Salesforce, Inc.

Sameer Singhvi

Pascal Mercier

Florian Bastianelli

Michael DeBlase

Jimmy Hua

Gang Shu

Sai Lakshminaraayana

Chong Pang

Jaisudha Gunasekaran

Jialin Chen

Frédéric Voituret

Tariq Arghastani

Evan Callahan

Hardik Patel

Systems, methods, and devices are disclosed herein that provide management of usage of application program interfaces. A computing platform may be configurable to cause detecting a first action comprising an event at a user interface associated with an on-demand application hosted by the computing platform, and making, using a first application program interface (API), an asynchronous call for a data record in response to detecting the first action, the asynchronous call being made to a storage location of the computing platform. The computing platform may also be configurable to cause detecting a second action associated with the on-demand application, and determining if a synchronous call should be performed using a second API, the synchronous call being made in response to determining that a cache does not include the data record. The computing platform may also be configurable to cause generating a result responsive to the second action.

Systems, methods, and devices for improved application program interface management in a cloud-computing environment

Techniques and structures to provide secure data transfer between entities in a multi-user on-demand computing environment. An electronic device may comprise at least one physical memory device, one or more processors coupled with the at least one physical memory device, the one or more processors configurable to create a scratch destination organization within the computing environment, receive, via a user interface, a metadata selection comprising a plurality of metadata resources, extract the plurality of metadata resources from an origin organization within the computing environment into a metadata bundle, and deploy the metadata bundle in the scratch organization. Additional subject matter may be described and claimed.

Systems and methods for secure data transfer between entities in a multi-user on-demand computing environment

Techniques and structures to provide secure data transfer between entities in a multi-user on-demand computing environment. An electronic device may comprise at least one physical memory device, one or more processors coupled with the at least one physical memory device, the one or more processors configurable to create a scratch organization within the computing environment, receive, via a user interface, a metadata selection comprising a plurality of metadata resources which define a set of components for a service implemented in an origin organization of the multi-user, on demand computing environment, extract the plurality of metadata resources from the origin organization within the computing environment into a metadata bundle, and deploy the metadata bundle in the scratch organization. Additional subject matter may be described and claimed.

Methods and systems are provided for re-deploying metadata and it's associated data from a source organization to a destination organization of a cloud-based computing environment. After metadata that is to be retrieved from the source organization is selected, a metadata engine can automatically create a manifest file that comprises the selected metadata that is to be retrieved. The manifest file can then be stored at secure file storage for re-deployment. A data engine can then automatically retrieve data associated with the selected metadata based, for example, on objects specified in the selected metadata. This data can be automatically saved and stored at a secured database for re-deployment. Thereafter, both the manifest file and the data associated with the selected metadata can be re-deployed to the destination organization.

Method and system for re-deploying metadata and associated data from a source organization to a destination organization

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Sameer Singhvi