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Software Container means an operating system-level virtualization providing resource isolation between multiple instances on the same hardware but otherwise behaving like an operating system and which can execute applications. Software Container includes, without limitation, the following commercial software containers: Docker, LXC (Linux containers), or AWS EC2 Container Service. 「ソフトウェアコンテナ」とは、同じハードウェア上の複数のインスタンス間のリソースを分離するオペレーションシステムレベルの仮想化を意味します。ただし、それ以外の点では、オペレーティングシステムのように動作し、アプリケーションを実行できます。ソフトウェアコンテナには、Docker、 LXC （Linux containers）、または AWS EC2 コンテナサービスの商用ソフトウェアコンテナが含まれますがこれらに限定されません。

Software Container bedeutet eine Operating System-Ebene, die Ressourcen- Isolation zwischen mehreren Instanzen auf derselben Hardware bietet, aber ansonsten wie ein Betriebssystem funktioniert und die Applikationen ausführen kann. Software Container schließt, ohne Beschränkungen, die folgenden kommerziellen Software Container ein: Docker, LXC (Linux Container) oder AWS EC2 Container Service.

Examples of Software Container in a sentence

Customer may not split a single license between a Physical Machine and a Virtual Machine or Software Container.
Any Microservices Generated Code derived or produced from the Software that is licensed under a Per Core Limitation may only be deployed, used, copied or stored within a Virtual Machine, Physical Machine or Software Container for which a license of the Software has been purchased, subject to the limitations set forth above.
Per Core Limitation Customer may use the Software for up to the total number of Physical Cores, Virtual Cores, or Container Cores specified in an Order Form, based on Customer’s use within (i) a Physical Machine, (ii) a Virtual Machine, or (iii) a Software Container.
In no event shall Customer be permitted to split a single license between a Physical Machine and a Virtual Machine or Software Container.
Software Container shall be deemed to include, without limitation, the following commercial software containers: Docker, LXC (Linux containers), or AWS EC2 Container Service.
For the avoidance of any doubt, any Microservices Generated Code derived or produced from the Talend Software that is licensed under a Per Core Limitation may only be deployed, used, copied or stored within a Virtual Machine, Physical Machine or Software Container for which a license of the Talend Software has been purchased, subject to the limitations set forth above.
In the event of any breach or threatened breach by any Member of any of the provisions contained in Sections 8.6, Acquiror shall be entitled to injunctive or other equitable relief, restraining such party from engaging in conduct that would constitute a breach of the obligations of a Member contained in such Section.
Customer may run the Talend Software on a Physical Machine, Virtual Machine or Software Container with more than the number of Cores, Virtual Cores, or Container Cores that have been specified under an Order Form, provided however, Customer must purchase additional licenses of the Talend Software to do so.
Limitierung per ▇▇▇▇ Der ▇▇▇▇▇ ist berechtigt, die Software bis zu der auf dem Auftragsformular angegebenen Gesamtzahl der physischen Kerne, virtuellene ▇▇▇▇ oder Container Kerne verwenden, was auf der Nutzung durch den Kunden in (i) einer physischen Maschine, (ii) einer virtuellen Maschine oder (iii) einem Software Container basiert.
Per Core Limitation A license to use the Talend Software for up to the total number of Cores, Virtual Cores, or Container Cores (collectively, “Cores”) for which Customer has paid the applicable fees, subject to the limitations set forth herein and as specified in an Order Form, based on either Customers use within; (i) a single physical hardware system (“Physical Machine”), (ii) a Virtual Machine, or (iii) a Software Container (“Per Core Limitation”).

More Definitions of Software Container

Software Container means operating system‐level virtualization providing resource isolation between multiple instances on the same hardware but otherwise behaving like an operating system and which can execute applications. Software Container shall be deemed to include, without limitation, the following commercial software containers: Docker, LXC (Linux containers), or AWS EC2 Container Service. “Container Cores” means the Core (Physical Machine) or Virtual Core allocated to the Software Container. Each license of the Talend Software is limited for use on a Physical Machine, Virtual Machine, or Software Container with up to the number of Cores, Virtual Cores, or Container Cores specified in an Order Form. Customer may run the Talend Software on a Physical Machine, Virtual Machine or Software Container with more than the number of Cores, Virtual Cores, or Container Cores that have been specified under an Order Form, provided however, Customer must purchase additional licenses of the Talend Software to do so. In no event shall Customer be permitted to split a single license between a Physical Machine and a Virtual Machine or Software Container. Customer may however, be permitted to split a single license across multiple Virtual Machines or Software Containers, so long as Customer does not exceed the Per Core Limitation for each license. For the avoidance of any doubt, any Microservices Generated Code derived or produced from the Talend Software that is licensed under a Per Core Limitation may only be deployed, used, copied or stored within a Virtual Machine, Physical Machine or Software Container for which a license of the Talend Software has been purchased, subject to the limitations set forth above.

Software Container means an operating sys- tem-level virtualization providing resource iso- lation between multiple instances on the same hardware but otherwise behaving like an oper- ating system and which can execute applica- tions. Software Container includes, without lim- itation, the following commercial software con- tainers: Docker, LXC (Linux containers), or AWS EC2 Container Service. 13. “Software-Container” bedeutet eine Operating System-Ebene, die Ressourcen- Isolation zwischen mehreren Instanzen auf derselben Hardware bietet, aber ansonsten wie ein Betriebssystem funktioniert und die Applikationen ausführen kann. Software Container schließt, ohne Beschränkungen, die folgenden kommerziellen Software Container ein: Docker, LXC (Linux Container) oder AWS EC2 Container Service.