Virtualisation Sample Clauses

Virtualisation. Pour chaque copie du logiciel Apple faisant l’objet d’une location conformément aux dispositions de la présente Section 3, un Bailleur ou un Locataire (mais pas les deux) est autorisé à installer, utiliser et exécuter des copies ou des instances supplémentaires du logiciel Apple dans des environnements de système d’exploitation virtuels conformément à la Section 2B(iii), à condition que le Bailleur ne puisse virtualiser qu’une seule instance ou copie du logiciel Apple comme outil dans le but de fournir à un Locataire l’accès au logiciel Apple et la possibilité d’utiliser ce dernier en vertu de la présente Section 3.
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Virtualisation. All production servers are deployed using virtualization. This platform is built with high availability allowing for automated system recovery for Host specific disasters. In the event of a major full site disaster, MRG’s highly portable virtual infrastructure lends itself to quick off-site recovery in our vendor’s data center.
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Virtualisation. NSMS can provide virtualisation software that allows "guest" operating systems such as Windows or Linux to run on MMP machines, subject to the following conditions: Purchase of the appropriate guest operating system licence is the responsibility of the client. Management of a virtual machine is entirely the responsibility of the client; guest operating systems are not covered under the terms of the MMP.
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Virtualisation. 2.27.1. Virtual instances must be subject to approval, deployed on robust, secure physical hardware and configured to segregate sensitive information to prevent business disruption as a result of system overload or disclosure of sensitive information to unauthorised individuals.
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Virtualisation. Pour chaque copie du Logiciel Apple faisant l’objet d’une location conformément aux dispositions de la présente Section 3, une Personne donnant à bail ou un Locataire (mais pas les deux) est autorisé à installer, utiliser et exécuter des copies ou des instances supplémentaires du Logiciel Apple dans des environnements de système d’exploitation virtuels conformément à la
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Virtualisation. The virtualisation component facilitates access to heterogeneous data sources and infrastructure concealing the technical facets of data streams such as location, storage structure, access format, and streaming technology. The system designates various wrappers to encompass a large number of input formats, while it provides a unified format as output (i.e. RDF or Turtle), which is defined in the system. In the context of smart cities and real-time information processing, the IoT streams represent the city sensors and actuators as well as data repositories, which collect the information relevant to the operation of the city. The IoT stream virtualisation allows modelling of the resources (e.g. sensors, actuators, data repositories, citizens) in a manner, which enables a device, such as a parking application, to access these resources systematically in interoperable way. The citizen communication devices (e.g. smart phones) can be also used as virtual sensors.
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Virtualisation. Data wrappers are responsible from the interaction with particular type of external data, for example one may solely obtain data about traffic sensors, another one may retrieve data regarding the weather conditions in a city, and another one that obtains data from social media. This Section presents the data wrappers we use within the CityPulse project. In Section 3.2, we will present the data wrappers that are used to obtain real world data streams from IoT, social media and city information sources in order to create their virtual representation. In Section 3.3, we describe the resource management component that is used as an interface to add description and ID regarding the corresponding data source. In Section 3.4, we describe the quality assessment process that is utilised in the framework. 3.1. Data Wrappers for IoT Resources
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