Virtualization. Publisher recognizes Virtualization through partitioning. Should DOD desire to implement virtualization for Publisher’s software programs licensed pursuant to this agreement, partitioning shall be defined and executed as follows:
a) Soft Partition (also called Software Partition): Soft Partition means to partition the operating system using system resource managers that limit the number of CPUs running Publisher Programs. Soft Partitioning creates areas within the same operating system where CPU resources are specifically allocated to respective applications.
b) Hard Partition (also called Hardware Partition): Hard Partition means to partition the server by physically separating the processors of a single server into distinct smaller servers, each of which acts as a physically independent, self-contained server, typically with its own dedicated CPUs, operating system, separate boot area, memory, input/output subsystem, and network resources.
c) Implementation: If DOD partitions through either Soft Partitioning or Hard Partitioning then DOD is only required to license programs for the partitions on which DOD will be installing and/or running the software.
Virtualization. For each copy of the Apple Software subject to a lease under this Section 3, either a Lessor or a Lessee (but not both) may install, use and run additional copies or instances of the Apple Software within virtual operating system environments in accordance with Section 2B(iii), provided that a Lessor may only virtualize a single instance or copy of the Apple Software as a provisioning tool for the purpose of providing a Lessee with access to and use of the Apple Software pursuant to this Section 3.
Virtualization. When CA Software is used on multiple machines (physical and “virtual”), each such use of the CA Software shall be counted for the purposes of determining the Authorized Use Limitation for that CA Software. A “virtual” PC or server environment is created where Virtual Machine Technology (which applies to both client and server hardware) is used to enable multiple instances of an operating system(s) to run on a single computer simultaneously.
Virtualization. The VMWare platform is used for server virtualization. The current version is VMWare vSphere 6.5. When designing an application architecture, it is possible to use the VMware HA technology to ensure high availability of the virtual server.
Virtualization. For virtualized servers, both parties agree that only the primary server must be licensed. For the avoidance of doubt, there is only one license per instance of the Product.
Virtualization. The following requirements only apply to On-Prem instances. For customer- hosted instances, ServiceNow does not prohibit or limit a customer’s ability to partition and does not require addition user licenses in partitioning scenarios.
Virtualization. Virtualization allows multiple operating systems to execution simultaneously on a physical machine. It is achieved through a virtual machine monitor (VMM). VMMs are also known as hypervisors. VMMs are responsible for keeping track of all activities performed by virtual machines. VMMs are categorized into Type-1 and Type-2 VMMs. Type-1 VMMs run directly on hardware without the need for a host OS, while Type-2 VMMs run on top of a host OS. Server virtualization can be achieved using Type-1 or Type-2 VMMs. Virtualization achieved through a Type-1 VMM is known as paravirtualization, and virtualization achieved through a Type-2 VMM is known as full virtualization. On the X86 architecture, four privilege levels are available and known as Ring 0, 1, 2, and
Virtualization. Publisher recognizes Virtualization through partitioning. Should DOD desire to implement virtualization for Publisher’s software programs licensed pursuant to this agreement, partitioning shall be defined and executed as follows: Soft Partition (also called Software Partition). Soft Partition means to partition the operating system using system resource managers that limit the number of CPUs running Publisher Programs. Soft Partitioning creates areas within the same operating system where CPU resources are specifically allocated to respective applications. Hard Partition (also called Hardware Partition). Hard Partition means to partition the server by physically separating the processors of a single server into distinct smaller servers, each of which acts as a physically independent, self-contained server, typically with its own dedicated CPUs, operating system, separate boot area, memory, input/output subsystem, and network resources. Implementation: If DOD partitions through either Soft Partitioning or Hard Partitioning then DOD is only required to license programs for the partitions on which DOD will be installing and/or running the software. Deployment and Use of Perpetual, Subscription or Term Licenses in a Cloud Computing Environment. Any licenses acquired under this agreement will have a perpetual Cloud Grant. DOD can deploy and use any quantity of its perpetual or term Publisher licenses in any cloud-computing environment (private or public) and with any third-party cloud service provider. The use of DOD licenses is limited to the mission and business of the DOD. The DOD retains all ownership responsibilities of the licenses. The DOD will maintain records of license deployment. DOD can transfer its perpetual and term Publisher licenses between on-premises data centers and third party cloud service providers or to other third party cloud service providers without charge, limitation, or change in functionality. The DOD shall have the right to determine the version level for transfers. For licensed programs used in Cloud Environments and for which software support or maintenance is current, DOD may upgrade or downgrade the version level without charge. When counting Publisher processor license requirements in cloud computing environments, the Publisher Processor Core Factor Table is applicable. Deviations are not allowed to the Core Factor Table based on the cloud service provider used.
Virtualization. 1Server virtualization is ensured by VMWare. Current version: VMWare vSphere 5.5.
Virtualization. Subject to the conditions set out under this section, You may install the Software on a Virtualization Environment to run, use or access the Software and to allow Users to remotely access and use the Software, by means of Your organization's Managed Devices. The foregoing allowance is also subject to the Software's ability to interoperate and function with/on the Virtualization Environment. Use of the Software by Users via such Virtualization Environment is permitted only up to the maximum number of Licenses You have purchased. You must acquire and dedicate one (1) Subscription License for each Managed Device that is using, running, or accessing the Software through a Virtualization Environment, and, one (1) Subscription License for each Managed Device which the Software is installed on. If You have only acquired Perpetual Licenses from Us but wish to use, run or access the Software from a Virtualization Environment, You must in such case purchase from Us maintenance services, as further set out below, for all Your Perpetual Licenses. Upon such purchase, You must also dedicate one
