Allocated Disk Storage Sample Clauses
The Allocated Disk Storage clause defines the amount of digital storage space that is reserved or provided for a user or client under an agreement. Typically, this clause specifies the maximum storage capacity available, outlines any procedures for requesting additional space, and may address what happens if usage exceeds the allocated limit. Its core function is to set clear expectations regarding storage resources, helping to prevent disputes over capacity and ensuring both parties understand their rights and obligations related to data storage.
Allocated Disk Storage. Dedicated and Shared
(1) Resource Unit for this Resource Unit Category shall be equal to one (1) GB of storage that is located at a Non-Consolidated Service Location and either:
i. Dedicated storage on a Server that is allocated to a specific Application or function (i.e. not considered available as free space) allocated to DIR Customers and unavailable for re-allocation to Service Provider for other purposes, or
ii. Shared by multiple Servers (e.g. SAN, NAS) allocated to DIR and unavailable for re-allocation to Service Provider for other purposes