Production Environment definition

Production Environment means a logical group of virtual or physical computers comprised within the Cloud Environment to which the Customer will be provided with access and use the purchased Cloud Application(s) in production and for its generally marketed purpose.

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Production Environment means the total Customer environment, encompassing the entirety of contracted Services being delivered to Customer in support of Customer’s production cloud solution, but explicitly excludes any resources designated “non-production” and/or “dev/test”. This is inclusive of Cloud Infrastructure, Customer Appliances, OSIs, Compliance Baseline, and any optional Services as provided by Rackspace and set forth in Service Order(s).

Production Environment means a permanent environment established for the daily use and maintenance of the Application in a live environment throughout the term of a Program.

Examples of Production Environment in a sentence

• In general, the WAB will make updates to the Client UAT Environment prior to notifying Company and updating the Production Environment.

• Company will be notified of material Updates to the Production Environment and API Products via email to the email address provided at time of enrollment and/or via messages distributed via Business Online Banking.

• The cutover of the Solution to the Production Environment pursuant to Attachment A.1 (Tasks and Deliverables) to Exhibit A (Statement of Work).

• The computers, including all workstations, equipment, devices and peripherals together with all associated Operating Software and Application Software connected to the Production Environment for accessing and using the Solution, including all associated System Hardware and System Software.

• A catastrophic event that results in significant or potentially significant Unscheduled Downtime or disruption of the Production Environment and requires Contractor to provide Disaster Recovery as specified in Exhibit C (Service Level Agreement) and/or Attachment A.1 (Tasks and Deliverables) to Exhibit A (Statement of Work).

More Definitions of Production Environment

Production Environment means a service that is designed, built and scaled to accommodate Client Applications to process live and/or real-time data in connection with Client’s ongoing business operations and is deployed within a single geographic region. The Production Environment is scaled to support up to the licensed metrics defined in the Schedule.

Production Environment means the Hardware, programming languages, and Software, including operating system software, and the system architecture and firmware necessary for the Application Services to operate in accordance with its specifications.

Production Environment means the computer systems, databases, and hardware used by You in support of Your actual internal business operations and into which You install and operate software for its intended uses by end users in the ordinary course of Your business.

Production Environment means Customer’s live business environment with active users.

Production Environment means any live or production use of the Licensed Software (whether internal or external), including, without limitation, beta tests and limited releases of production applications for testing purposes.

Production Environment means the setting where Software is put into operation for their intended uses by end users.

Production Environment an environment where a Digital Solution is accessed by general users, including but not limited to, the public or internal users outside of the project team. Otherwise considered a ‘live’ environment;