License Entitlement means the applicable license metrics and quantities under which the Software is licensed to Customer, which may include, without limitation, users, nodes, clusters, clients, requests, services, or workspaces as set forth in an Order Form.
License Entitlement means the quantity of the license metrics pursuant to which the Software is licensed by Sysdig, as set forth in Order Form, which may include servers, agents, containers or hosts.
License Entitlement means the license quantity pursuant to which the SaaS Service is deployed by Sysdig, as set forth in an Order Form, which may be measured by the number of servers, agents, containers, hosts, or metrics, and may include time-based or usage based billing. "License Keys" means an alphanumeric code that enables use of the Software.
Examples of License Entitlement in a sentence
Customer may not decrease its License Entitlement during the relevant Subscription Term.
More Definitions of License Entitlement
License Entitlement means the email document that includes the License Term, SKU or associated SSLA (if any), License Metric and Licensed Units (if any) found in the Model Description.
License Entitlement means the quantity of various license metrics pursuant to which the Commercial Software is licensed, which may include user licenses, nodes, clusters, servers or instances
License Entitlement means the license quantity pursuant to which the PaaS Service is deployed by 4IR, as set forth in a Subscription Agreement, which may be measured by the number of servers, agents, containers, hosts, or metrics, and may include time-based or usage based billing. "License Keys" means an alphanumeric code that enables use of the Software.