Sentence examples for ability to provision from inspiring English sources

Nitrous.IO provides developers with a fully cloud-hosted development environment with the ability to provision new "boxes" — that is, virtual machines for development — at will.

One of the unique goals of Quanta is to provide applications with the ability to provision optical pathways (commonly referred to as Lambdas) in dedicated photonic networks.

In most cases, your ability to provision resources will still be accelerated because you can activate a new virtual machine much faster than you could order and install a new server.

A few that spring to mind include smart bike lock, Lock8, which won last year's Disrupt Europe battlefield competition in Berlin with its grand plan to build a peer-to-peer bike sharing/renting community based on the lock owner's ability to provision temporary digital keys.

A combination of the value-added service, like offering balances on your accounts, the ability to provision cards remotely, and the ability to protect your transactions using things like tokenization, all of that is making the solution a lot more compelling".

Despite this first release not including learning smarts or offering the ability to provision multiple heating zones, the startup stresses its devices support over the air updates so early backers are future-proofed to get these upgrades when they do land.

Cisco says LineSider will enhance its ability to rapidly provision network services to its clients.

Companies like RightScale offer the ability to create, provision and manage resources in the cloud.

"If you have the ability to instantly provision what you need, that's when it really becomes a utility".

One of the key characteristics of cloud computing is rapid elasticity [1]; the ability to quickly provision or release resources assigned to a cloud service in order to respond to current demand.

Policy makers can help expand the number of low-skilled adults who enroll in education and skills development programs and obtain post-secondary credentials that can facilitate economic mobility; eliminating the ability to benefit provision of the Pell Grant Program is a policy going the wrong way as it will limit economic opportunity for parents in working families.