Bursting. The Bursting Charge for the Service shall be as described in the Ramp-Up and Pricing Schedule attached hereto as Exhibit D. Each single Bursting event is limited to a duration of seven (7) days, with a limitation of nine (9) days for multiple bursting events during any thirty-one (31) calendar day rolling period. If the bursting event exceeds either the seven (7) day limitation for a single event or any period of time during the nine (9) days for any thirty-one (31) calendar day period, Customer will be required to ramp-up its Service to the data rate level for the highest bandwidth actually used during the bursting event. For example, if Customer is at 10 MBps, and wants to burst to 15 MBps for nine (9) days, then Customer is required to ramp-up its fixed data rate to 15 MBps from 10 MBps and begin paying the 15 MBps rate with no One-Time bursting fee associated with this ramp-up. Additionally, any Bursting is limited to 10 MBps above the current fixed data rate. If the Bursting requires bandwidth greater than 10 MBps higher than the current data rate, Customer will be required to raise its current data rate to a level supporting the desired bursted bandwidth. All Bursting is limited to the bandwidth available within a single transponder. No bursting capability is available if bandwidth requires an additional transponder.
Bursting. At its sole discretion, CloudBolt may provide a License Key that permits a customer to deploy a larger number of Connectors or Servers above the purchased quantity of Connectors or Servers. Licensee warrants that the provided quantity of Connectors or Servers is, to the best of Licensee’s knowledge, a true and accurate representation of the actual size of the Licensee’s environment. Failure to provide an accurate count or to interfere with the Software’s reporting mechanisms is considered a material breach of the Agreement.
Bursting. Customer agrees that the Cloud Services may enable Customer to exceed the use limits defined in the Service Order, provided that if such use is repeated or excessive, as determined by TigerGraph, TigerGraph may invoice Customer, and Customer will pay for, the number of required additional use, prorated over the remaining Subscription Period. In no event shall Customer’s no-charge bursting use exceed 50 percent of the use amount for the Subscription Period, and any no-charge bursting shall be limited to thirty (30) total days within the Subscription Period. If Customer declines to increase the use limits as recommended by TigerGraph or otherwise refuses to cooperate with TigerGraph to increase its licensed use, TigerGraph may suspend Customer’s use of the Cloud Services, until such time as Customer is able to reduce its use to the licensed levels.
Bursting or splitting of a gas collector which contains gas at pressure greater than air pressure. For the purposes of this section "gas" includes air, steam and a mixture of different gases as well as liquids and solids formed upon gas compression.
Bursting. Bursting is a Service that provides the capability for customer traffic to exceed the customer’s committed information rate. The Bursting Service allows a customer to exceed their committed information rate to a predefined excess information rate at all times. If monthly customer traffic measurements exceed the committed information rate as measured in the 95th percentile of 5 minute averages in either the transmit or receive direction, overage charges will apply. Circuit. The individual telecommunications facility(s) that makes up the Service provided. End-User. A user to whom Customer will provide telecommunications services utilizing, in part, the Services provided by LS Networks to Customer under an associated Service Order.
