Common use of Uptime Commitment Clause in Contracts

Uptime Commitment. CareerAmerica, LLC will use commercially reasonable efforts to ensure that the Ocelot Service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with a monthly uptime goal of 99%. As used herein, “Ocelot Uptime” is calculated by taking the total number of minutes in a calendar month less the number of minutes of Ocelot Downtime in the calendar month, divided by the total number of minutes in the calendar month. As used herein, “Ocelot Downtime” means if Ocelot Content and player are not being distributed or the Ocelot server is down, provided, however, that the following events will not be included as Ocelot Downtime: (a) causes beyond CareerAmerica LLC's reasonable control, and (b) scheduled maintenance on the Ocelot Service (“Scheduled Maintenance”) up to 8 hours per calendar month (the “Maintenance Limit”); all Scheduled Maintenance shall either be conducted (i) between the hours of 12:00 AM (ET) and 6:00 AM (ET) or (ii) at any time after supplying Client with 3 days advance notice (the “Maintenance Windows”). Any Schedule Maintenance conducted in excess of the Maintenance Limit or outside of the Maintenance Windows shall be included in the calculation of Ocelot Downtime. Client will promptly notify CareerAmerica, LLC of any failure to receive Ocelot Content, whereupon CareerAmerica, LLC will evaluate the report in order to determine whether or not such failure qualifies as Ocelot Downtime.

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Samples: Contract of Service, Contract of Service, Contract of Service

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