Configuration Database Sample Clauses

Configuration Database. XXX.xx will provide a configuration database (GOCDB) that will provide information on the sites and services accessible to HMRC. (XXX.xx) Accounting: XXX.xx will provide an accounting database and portal that will allow HMRC to review its usage of EGI resources, together with the messaging infrastructure needed to centrally collect usage records. (HMRC) Availability Computation: HMRC will make use of the EGI availability computation system (to date, Nagios) to produce VRC-specific availability statistics. Requirements will be provided by HMRC to XXX.xx on how to enhance the availability assessment system. The services will be reviewed annually and the list modified as required.
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Configuration Database. EGI-InSPIRE will provide access to a configuration database (GOCDB) in order get information on the resource centres and services accessible to MAPPER.
Configuration Database. XXX.xx will provide a configuration database (GOCDB) that will provide information on the sites and services accessible to the VRCAcronym. (XXX.xx)
Configuration Database. XXX.xx will provide a configuration database (GOCDB) that will provide information on the sites and services accessible to the LSVRC.
Configuration Database. XXX.xx will provide a configuration database (GOCDB) that will provide information on the sites and services accessible to the LSVRC. (XXX.xx) Accounting: XXX.xx will provide an accounting database and portal that will allow the LSVRC to review its usage of EGI resources, together with the messaging infrastructure needed to centrally collect usage records. (LSVRC) Availability Computation: LSVRC will make use of the EGI availability computation system (to date, Nagios) to produce VRC-specific availability statistics. Requirements will be provided by LSVRC to XXX.xx on how to enhance the availability assessment system.
Configuration Database. XXX.xx will provide a configuration database (GOCDB) that will provide information on the sites and services accessible to the WLCG VRC. (XXX.xx) Accounting: XXX.xx will provide an accounting database and portal that will allow WLCG to review its usage of EGI resources, together with the messaging infrastructure needed to centrally collect usage records. (WLCG) Availability Computation: WLCG will provide and maintain the system, including consideration of functionality enhancements specific to EGI, needed to calculate availability and reliability statistics for the (OPS VO) and to customise profiles according to the EGI needs. (WLCG) GSTAT: WLCG will provide and maintain the system, including consideration of functionality enhancements specific to EGI. The services listed in this section will be reviewed every 6 months and the list modified as required. XXX.xx will be accountable to WLCG for the services it provides through the WLCG MB. WLCG will be accountable to XXX.xx for the services it provides through the fortnightly User Support Task Leaders meeting and the Operations Management Board (OMB).
Configuration Database. XXX.xx will provide a configuration database (GOCDB) that will provide information on the sites and services accessible to DCH VRC. (XXX.xx) Accounting: XXX.xx will provide an accounting database and portal that will allow DCH VRC to review its usage of EGI resources, together with the messaging infrastructure needed to centrally collect usage records. (DCH VRC) Availability Computation: DCH VRC will make use of the EGI availability computation system (to date, Nagios) to produce VRC-specific availability statistics. Requirements will be provided by DCH VRC to XXX.xx on how to enhance the availability assessment system. The services will be reviewed annually and the list modified as required.
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