System having in-memory buffer service, temporary events file storage system and events file uploader service

A non-transitory computer-readable medium including instructions, which when executed by a hardware-based processor at an application server, are configurable to perform a method comprising:

• generating at least one events file that comprises a plurality of events received from an in-memory buffer service when those events are unable to be directly written to a data store;
• writing each events file to memory of a temporary events file storage system (TEFSS), wherein the TEFSS comprises memory that is configured to temporarily store each events file from each events file writer for subsequent writing to the data store;
• reading each events file from the memory of the TEFSS;
• and
• writing, via the events file uploader service, the plurality of events from each events file that was read to the data store.

A computer-implemented method performed by an application server comprising one or more hardware-based processors configured to execute:

• an events file uploader service and an indirect events writer that is configured to instantiate a plurality of event capture threads each comprising an instance of an events file writer, the computer-implemented method comprising:
• executing, at the one or more hardware-based processors, an events file writer of each event capture thread to:
• generate a particular events file that comprises a plurality of events received from an in-memory buffer service when those events are unable to be directly written to an event table at the data store;
• and write the particular events file to a temporary events file storage system (TEFSS) that is configured to temporarily store one or more events files for subsequent writing to the data store;
• and
• executing, at the one or more hardware-based processors, an events file uploader service to read at least one events file from the TEFSS, and write the plurality of events from each events file that was read to an event table maintained at the data store.