Excluded Downtime. The following events or issues will not be counted toward Downtime (such events/issues are referred to collectively as "Excluded Downtime"):
Excluded Downtime. Downtime due to, associated with, or caused by (a) misuse, negligence, or operator error, (b) inadequate environmental conditions (not conforming with the environmental specifications provided by Supplier), including temperature and humidity, line power exceeding Supplier’s requirements of voltage, frequency, impulses or transients, or (c) acts of God are specifically excluded from, and will not be considered for purposes of, the Uptime Performance guarantee. In addition, the Equipment will be considered operational during periods in which Supplier is performing scheduled or preventive maintenance, changing x-ray tube(s), and installing upgrades.
Excluded Downtime. Any time during which the XXXXXXXX.XXXXX Service or a managed ClickHouse cluster is inoperable or unavailable: (i) due to failure of Customer’s network or Internet access, or (ii) a Force Majeure Event, or (iii) user actions such as version upgrade or excess load from applications that cause transient unavailability of ClickHouse clusters, will not constitute Downtime.
Excluded Downtime. Provider shall not owe Customer any Service Level Credits to the extent that Provider fails to meet a Service Level Objective due to “Excluded Downtime” defines as follows: (i) support issues for software or portions of the managed products that are unauthorized modifications made by Customer or third parties; (ii) failure of, or issues arising from, computing or networking hardware, Internet failures, or equipment or programs not within the reasonable control of Provider or its service providers; (iii) failure of, or issues arising from, applications, equipment or programs that interact with application APIs, including Third Party Services; (iv) issues or outages caused by Customer’s or its users misuse of the Provider Applications; (v) scheduled downtime and maintenance; (vi) a failure or malfunction resulting from scripts, Customer Data, or other materials provided by Customer or third parties acting on behalf of Customer; (v) outages initiated by Provider at Customer’s request or direction for maintenance, back up, compliance testing, or other purposes; or (vi) lack of availability or untimely response time by Customer or the pertinent third party provider to respond to incidents that require Customer’s or such third party provider’s participation for source identification and/or resolution. Confidential Lattice Engines, Inc.
