Resource Manager Sample Clauses
Resource Manager. The Resource Manager is responsible for providing Resources compliant with the gCube- Model. In fact, this service is the only one entitled to perform operations on the Resource Registry. It does so by exposing three port types:
1. Context Management enables Resource Registry context management by checking if the requester has the proper role/rights to do the requested action.
2. Schema Management enables schema management on Resource Registry by checking if the requester has the proper role/rights to do it;
3. Resource Management: enables to manage Resource instances by checking if:
a. the requester has the proper role/rights to do the requested action;
b. the action can be performed looking at the policies attached to the entities and relation instances;
c. the action involves other entities or relations. When all these checks are performed, and if and only if the action is feasible, the Resource Manager translates the incoming request in one or more outgoing requests to the Resource Registry service.
Resource Manager. CONTRACTOR shall provide COUNTY with access to the Resource Manager (RM) reporting module as part of the AGREEMENT. Resource Manager shall be the COUNTYS tool or interface for accessing or running scheduled “standard” or on-demand reports of statistics, activity, and general utilization of the system as well as summary and detailed financial reports.
10.1 Resource Manager shall allow COUNTY to enter various report parameters prior to running reports which can be previewed, stored, emailed or printed at COUNTY’S discretion.
10.2 CONTRACTOR agrees to provide COUNTY with access to a reporting suite of over 130 on-demand reports with powerful scheduling and distribution options.
10.3 CONTRACTOR agrees that COUNTY office staff and field staff will be able to access SYSTEM using their normal browser and Internet connectivity detailed within the parameters detailed in the PROPOSAL to generate a variety of management, analytical and financial reports.
Resource Manager. Other duties as directed including the allocation of other Clerical duties. The occupant of this position will be expected to comply with and demonstrate a positive commitment to the ▇▇▇▇▇ values and the highest achievement in demonstrating positive commitment to Equal Employment Opportunity, Occupational Safety & Health, Public Sector Standards, Code of Conduct, Code of Ethics, Quality Improvement, Performance Management, Customer Focus, Disability Services Act and Confidentiality throughout the course of their duties. TITLE OSH Administrative Assistant POSITION NO 615254 CLASSIFICATION G - 3
Resource Manager. Responsible for creating and maintaining comprehensive database contribution of resources in the region as per AIRS Standards. This full-time position employee should hold the Certified Resource Specialist (CRS) certification from AIRS, or the proposal should include a plan that will result in a staff member’s CRS certification within six (6) months of eligibility for the exam. Minimum requirements:
Resource Manager. “Resource Manager” shall mean the resource management tool provided with an AMPP Subscription that allows one to deploy Workloads to Fabrics, and stop and/or start those Workloads.
Resource Manager. With respect to design discussed above, the current implementation of the Resource Manager covers partially the Resource Manager Catalogue Handler and the Resource Definition Translator (RDT), whose internal architecture is detailed in Figure 4-4. The component provides a North-bound interface (NBI) to expose translation services to the administrators who require them and a South-bound interfaces (SBI) to interact with the RSOC and the Resource Manager Catalogue Handler. Both the interfaces are REST-based. An NBI Controller implements the logic to manage the requests from the NBI, whose set of REST APIs is specified in OpenAPI format. When a translation request comes from the NBI, the NBI Controller invokes the Resource Manager Handler to retrieve the target resource definition through the RMCH, then translates it by exploiting the translation rules implemented internally. Finally, the NBI Controller requests the storage of the translated resource to the RSOC through the RSOC Handler. As can be noted from the figure, the interaction with the RMCH is represented with a dashed arrow, since this part has not been yet implemented, so the translation tests have been performed by pass the description of the resource as a payload of a dedicated API in the NBI. On the contrary, the interaction with the RSOC has been implemented and tested.
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