Selective synchronization of database objects

A computer-implemented method, comprising:

• receiving a request, at a database instance, to revert a root record from a current state of an application datastore to a previous state of the application datastore;
• selecting a snapshot that includes the root record;
• displaying, via a user interface, one or more object boundary identifiers associated with the root record;
• receiving, via the interface, user input indicating a subset of the object boundary identifiers to be utilized to revert the root record;
• obtaining a plurality of object record sets associated with the subset of the object boundary identifiers;
• and
• deploying the plurality of object record sets in the database instance.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising instructions that, responsive to execution by a processing device, causes the processing device to perform operations comprising:

• receiving a request to generate a snapshot of one or more records that include a corresponding root record and one or more connected records associated with a database instance, wherein the request includes a specified graph configuration and an object boundary identifier associated with each of the one or more root records and the one or more connected records;
• collecting the one or more records by traversing a corresponding graph configuration associated with each of the one or more root records;
• and
• generating the snapshot that includes the one or more records, wherein generating the snapshot includes assembling the one or more records into one or more object record sets based on a corresponding object boundary identifier associated with each of the one or more root records and the one or more connected records.