The deployment descriptor is a configuration artifact that specifies (i) the different PaaS platforms and their properties (e.g. private versus public cloud offering), and (ii) the deployment of all the available local and remote instances for each component interface, i.e. mapping of an instance to one of the PaaS platforms and how to access it, including metadata (e.g. description, tags).
For example, when 100 EC2 instances are launched in the cloud, it is not practical to manually monitor this number of remote instances by logging into them one by one.
If a rare car breaks down in a remote area, for instance, a suitably equipped local workshop might be able to produce the needed part immediately from a downloaded file instead of waiting for it to be shipped.
To put the absolute performance overhead measurements into perspective, we have executed our benchmarks in two different environments: (i) a remote single-node MongoDB instance, and (ii) a 9-node MongoDB cluster.
It can enable gesture controls, of the kind you'd get with a Wii remote, for instance, as well as text input by drawing letters in the air, gesture-based authorization for finalizing payments, and transmit alerts from connected devices via a built-in vibration motor and onboard LED.
Alternatively, users could also setup a remote server with installed instances of R and Shiny such that only a web browser is required to gain access to the application.
The first wave of this was the use of the smartphone as a remote control to manage, for instance, a thermostat.
These are the first instances of a remote control operating at temperatures of reaction below 250°C.
He said the MARCbot, which is primarily designed for delivering a remote view in life-threatening instances and handling live ordinance, has been jury-rigged by troops in Iraq to attack targets with mines. .
