Application Lifecycle Management Sample Clauses
The Application Lifecycle Management clause defines the processes and responsibilities for managing an application's development, deployment, maintenance, and eventual retirement. It typically outlines the stages an application will go through, such as initial design, testing, updates, and decommissioning, and assigns roles for each phase to ensure accountability. This clause ensures that all parties understand how the application will be handled throughout its life, promoting consistency, minimizing risks, and supporting long-term operational stability.
Application Lifecycle Management. The Contractor shall ensure that any open source licenses which apply to components used in the solution confer no obligations upon an Authorized User, or that in the event of such obligation, an Authorized User is aware of and agrees to same.
Application Lifecycle Management. Feature SAP Enterprise Support, cloud editions SAP Preferred Success
Application Lifecycle Management. 3.3.1 Change management of released apps
3.3.2 Release management of released apps
Application Lifecycle Management. 16.9.2.1. The Contractor shall ensure that any open-source licenses that apply to components used in the solution confer no obligations upon OPWDD, or that in the event of such obligation, OPWDD is aware of and agrees to same.
16.9.2.2. All applications released by the Contractor to OPWDD shall be signed by a publicly trusted code signing certificate so that OPWDD may verify the authenticity and integrity of the release. This code signing certificate shall be rotated on at least an annual basis.
16.9.2.3. The Contractor shall ensure that all implementation services and/or guides comprehensively address security hardening for the solution. Such hardening shall include, but not be limited to, the disabling of unnecessary features based on the SoW and the implementation of a "least privilege" access model for all users and service accounts.
16.9.2.4. The Contractor shall implement processes to ensure that all changes to the solution:
16.9.2.5. The Contractor shall provide ample notice, and in no case less than six months, should the solution version used by OPWDD reach End of Life, such that it will no longer receive security updates to address vulnerabilities.