Hypervisor definition

Hypervisor means the software that provides the capability to deliver Virtual Machines.

Hypervisor means proprietary or open source software provided by a third party that allows one or more Virtual Machines to run concurrently on a host server. "Software" refers to the software, Source Code and documentation, including but not limited to Patches, bug fixes and derivatives thereof (if any) provided under these Software Terms.

Hypervisor means hardware and software used to create and run Virtual Machines allowing multiple operating systems to run concurrently on a single host computer.

Examples of Hypervisor in a sentence

• The infrastructure is securely shared across multiple customers and hosted in three Node4 UK data centres which provide security and resilient power and cooling.Node4 manage the infrastructure up to the Hypervisor and ensure a portal is available for provisioning.By default, the Customer manages their Virtual Machines.

• The component is considered available if all Hypervisor hosts hosting the Customer Virtual Machines are operating in a normal state.If a Hypervisor node fails, and the Virtual Machines are migrated to another node, then downtime shall be considered as the time between a) the time the Hypervisor node is detected as no longer functioning and b) the time the Virtual Machines start to power on another host.Availability levels apply to the Hypervisor platform and are not measured per virtual machine.

• If specified on the Order Form, Node4 will reserve a set of physical hosts on the N4Cloud service Hypervisor platform that are dedicated for exclusive use by the Customer during the contract term.Dedicated compute resource is provided via the Self-Service Portal as an allocation of resources within the Customer allocated virtual datacentre.Node4 provide a CPU allocation ratio of 2:1 vCPU to physical core.

• Node4 will reserve a pool of compute resource on physical hosts that form part of the N4Cloud service Hypervisor platform.

• The pool will be presented to the Node4 Hypervisor as a datastore for use by Disaster Recovery Replication software.

More Definitions of Hypervisor

Hypervisor means a software program that manages multiple operating systems, or multiple instances of the same operating system, on a single computer system.

Hypervisor means a piece of computer software, firmware or hardware that creates and runs Virtual Machines (e.g. VMWare ESXi or Citrix XenServer).

Hypervisor means a piece of computer software that creates and runs Virtual Machines.

Hypervisor means a software, firmware, or hardware device that creates and runs Virtual Machines. License. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Adobe grants to Licensee a perpetual (except as set forth in Section 15 (“Term and Termination”) or as otherwise provided herein), non-exclusive license to permit Authorized Users to install and use the Software delivered hereunder on Computers within Licensee’s Internal Network, on the licensed platforms and configurations, in the manner and for the purposes described in the Documentation, and as further set forth below and according to the terms and conditions of this Agreement.

Hypervisor means a software, firmware, or hardware device that creates and runs Virtual Machines.

Hypervisor or “virtual machine manager” means a program that allows multiple operating systems to share a single hardware host. Each operating system appears to have the host’s processor, memory, and other resources all to itself. However, the hypervisor is actually controlling the host processor and resources, allocating what is needed to each operating system in turn and making sure that the guest operating systems (called virtual machines) cannot disrupt each other.

Hypervisor means software installed on Compute Host(s) (for example VMware