Test Cluster Sample Clauses

Test Cluster. During the development period for the Interface, Customer shall only have access through the Inktomi Data Protocol to a non-production version of the Inktomi Search Engine (the "Test Cluster"). Upon completion of the Interface and all desired testing against the Test Cluster, Customer shall present the Interface to Inktomi for review and testing against the production version of the Inktomi Search Engine. Inktomi shall promptly notify Customer of any problems or issues discovered by Inktomi regarding the Interface. Once cleared by Inktomi, Inktomi shall provide access to Customer to the production version of the Inktomi Search Engine. Customer may run reasonable tests against the Test Cluster and the production version of the Inktomi Search Engine, provided however that Customer may not conduct any load testing (prior to commercial launch of its search service) without the prior consent of Inktomi. There shall no service fee payable by Customer for searches run against the Test Cluster. Additional test support requirements for routine and non-routine testing are itemized in Schedule 1 of the Agreement.
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Test Cluster. During the development period for any new Interface or modification period for any existing Interface, Customer shall only have access through the Inktomi Data Protocol to a non-production version of the Inktomi Search Engine (the "Test Cluster"). Upon completion of the new or modified Interface and all desired testing against the Test Cluster, Customer shall present the Interface to Inktomi for technical review and testing against the production version of the Inktomi Search Engine. Inktomi shall promptly notify Customer of any technical problems or issues discovered by Inktomi regarding the Interface. Once accepted by Inktomi, Inktomi shall provide access to Customer to the production version of the Inktomi Search Engine. Customer may run reasonable tests against the Test Cluster and the production version of the Inktomi Search Engine, provided however that Customer may not conduct any load testing (prior to commercial launch of its search service) without the prior consent of Inktomi. Load testing as used herein means the generation and delivery of more than five queries per second.
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Test Cluster. During the development period for the Interface, Powerize shall only have access through the Inktomi Data Protocol to a non-production version of the Inktomi Search Engine (the "Test Cluster"). Upon completion of the Interface and all desired testing against the Test Cluster, Powerize shall present the Interface to Inktomi for review and testing against the production version of the Inktomi Search Engine. Inktomi shall promptly notify Powerize of any problems or issues discovered by Inktomi regarding the Interface. Once cleared by Inktomi, Inktomi shall provide access to Powerize to the production version of the Inktomi Search Engine. Powerize may run reasonable tests against the Test Cluster and the production version of the Inktomi Search Engine, provided however that Powerize may not conduct any load testing (prior to commercial launch of its search service) without the prior consent of Inktomi. Load testing as used herein means the generation and delivery of more than five queries per second. There shall be no service fee payable by Powerize for queries run against the Test Cluster.
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Test Cluster. During the development period for the Interface, Customer shall only have access through the Inktomi Data Protocol to a non-production version of the Inktomi Directory Engine (the "Test Cluster"). Upon completion of the Interface and all desired testing against the Test Cluster, Customer shall present the Interface to Inktomi for review and testing against the production version of the Inktomi Search Engine. Inktomi shall promptly notify Customer of any problems or issues discovered by Inktomi regarding the Interface. Once cleared by Inktomi, Inktomi shall provide access to Customer to the production version of the Inktomi Search Engine. Customer may run reasonable tests against the Test Cluster and the production version of the Inktomi Search Engine, provided however that Customer may not conduct any load testing (prior to commercial launch of its search service) without the prior consent of Inktomi. Load testing as used herein means the generation and delivery of more than five queries per second. There shall be no service fee payable by Customer for searches run against the Test Cluster.
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