Test Environment definition

Test Environment means a specific and controlled environment, containing configuration similar to the Production Environment, designed for testing configuration and interaction with the Transparency Platform.

Test Environment means any operating environment other than a Production Environment and includes, without limitation, the computer systems, databases, and hardware used by You to simulate a Production Environment for the purposes of testing or evaluating the functionality, interoperability or stability of software without impacting the actual Production Environment or Your actual internal business operations.

Test Environment means a configuration of hardware and Platform Software owned by the District and provided on District premises for the purpose of configuring and testing Deliverables and managing release for use in Production.

Examples of Test Environment in a sentence

• As part of the upgrade activities within the Test Environment, Contractor may provide nominal testing to ensure all systems are functional and the revision deployment was successful.

• If you purchase the Blackboard Managed Hosting Non‐Production Test Environment, we will host the Test Copy of the Software for you.

• If you purchase the Blackboard Managed Hosting Non-Production Test Environment, we will host the Test Copy of the Software for you.

• Test Environment Testing of SMETS1 Services shall make use of the DCC test environments and shall permit the use of additional cloud-based environments for DCC Service Provider development and integration activities.

• Integration Environment is anticipated to be deployed to several times per day in order to arrive at a build that is ready to be deployed to the Test Environment.

More Definitions of Test Environment

Test Environment means PTL's Virtual Chips simulation and test software in source code form and any associated design files, as licensed under this Agreement.

Test Environment means the collection of defined hardware and software components with appropriate configuration settings that are necessary to test or validate the application or features under test. Test environment configuration must mimic the production environment in order to uncover any environment/configuration-related issues.

Test Environment means the Environment or Environments maintained by CSG in the CSG Data Center and used by Customer for testing Product releases.

Test Environment means an Environment used in relation to the relevant Testing;

Test Environment means a “sandbox” environment for testing and development purposes.

Test Environment means the operating environment created by Contractor for purposes of UAT. “Testing Period” has the meaning set forth in Section 3.1(b) of this Schedule.

Test Environment. The component of the Solution Environment set up by Contractor as part of Solution Implementation Services pursuant to Attachment A.1 (Tasks and Deliverables) to Exhibit A (Statement of Work), for non-Production Use of the Solution, including software development, installation, testing of software and Interfaces, and training.