Managed Environment definition

Managed Environment means either (i) the combination of hardware and software components owned, licensed or managed by Customer and necessary to receive access to the Subscription Services (“Customer Managed Environment”), or (ii) Axway remote hosted services and/or cloud-based software as service to which Axway grants Customer and its Users access as part of the Subscription Services (“Axway Managed Environment”). Subject to the terms of the applicable Order Form, Customer Content may be hosted in the Axway Managed Environment.

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Managed Environment means an environment in which an operator of a retransmission service provides a secure retransmission to authorised users;

Managed Environment means the computer interface by which the Exchange accesses Data.

Examples of Managed Environment in a sentence

• With AWS Managed Services, your Managed Environment is configured for logging and alerts based on a variety of health checks.

• You agree to use the Software for the functional modules and on a maximum number of hosts as defined in the included Managed Environment license and to the extent applicable License Fee(s) has been paid for.

• Unless otherwise instructed by the customer, Incidents that are determined by AMS to be a risk to the security of the customer’s Managed Environment and Incidents relating to the availability of AMS and other AWS services will be proactively actioned.

• As part of managing the Integrated Services Platform, VITA anticipates developing a Service Management Manual (the “Service Management Manual”) which shall serve as a common document shared among the Integrated Suppliers (including Supplier) providing descriptions of the Managed Environment and the performance by each Integrated Supplier of its respective obligations to VITA and the other Customers in coordination and cooperation with the Customers and other Integrated Suppliers.

• AWS Managed Services offers Change Management, which is the mechanism for customers to get access to or affect any changes in their Managed Environment.

• In the case of Availability Zone (AZ) unavailability in a Region, with the customer’s permission, AWS Managed Services will restore the Managed Environment by recreating new Stack(s) based on templates and available EBS snapshots of impacted Stacks.

• As requested by DMAS, Integrated Supplier shall work with DMAS to supersede the Policy and Procedures Manual with the Service Management Manual in connection with DMAS’s further development and operation of the Managed Environment.

• Customers can request information on their Managed Environment, AWS Managed Services, or AWS Service Offerings by submitting Service Requests using the AMS Interface.

• Customers can also use Change Management to configure AWS Service Offerings in the Managed Environment.

• Customers can request information on their Managed Environment, AWS Managed Services, or AWS Service Offerings by submitting Service Requests using the AWS Managed Services Interface.

More Definitions of Managed Environment

Managed Environment means the computer interface by which the OHS accesses Data.

Managed Environment means an environment where a retransmission operator

Managed Environment means an environment where a retransmission operator provides a secure retransmission to authorised users.

Managed Environment refers to one or more AWS accounts and the resources within those accounts owned by the customer but under the management of AWS Managed Services.

Managed Environment means an environment that is manipulated by human intervention for the purpose of plant production. Examples of ‘managed environments’ include, but not limited to, cultivated fields, gardens, plantations (monospecific or mixed species), semi-natural and natural habitats.

Managed Environment means an environment in which an operator of a retransmission