Instance definition
Instance means an image of software that is created by executing the software’s setup or install procedure or by duplicating such an image.
Instance means an image of software that is created by executing the software’s setup or install procedure or by duplicating an existing Instance.
Instance means one unique installation of the Software on a Server.
Examples of Instance in a sentence
A License and/or Subscription to Everfox Web Guard is restricted to one of the following deployment options: (1) Cloud Service; or (2) either a virtual or physical Instance.
More Definitions of Instance
Instance means one (1) copy of the Software.
Instance means either an instance in a physical operating system environment or an instance in a virtual operating system environment.
Instance means a single occurrence of a Licensed Component. For clarification, if Customer has purchased only one Active Production Instance, Customer may run a single occurrence of the Licensed Component in RAM (Random Access Memory);
Instance means a single occurrence of initialization or execution of the Software on one Server.
Instance means any installation or copy of the Cryptovision Software on a device. Multiple installations of the Cryptovision Software on one device count each as an Instance.
Instance means the initial copy of the Software necessary for execution of the Software and each additional copy (or partial copy) of the Software stored or loaded in memory or virtual memory.