Sentence examples for control of the infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The allied forces report that they are in control of the infrastructure of pipelines, pumping stations and 600 wells.

From a business standpoint, if you're running the system yourself, you have a notion of resiliency, meaning in the event of a catastrophe, whether a natural disaster or a business bankruptcy you kind of have control of the infrastructure.

This gave them control of the infrastructure controlling the Yemeni Internet Service Provider YemenNet.

This configuration is beyond the control of the infrastructure mesh; instead it must be configured by users.

Whereas in traditional IT environments the administrator had full control, that isn't the case in the cloud environment where control of the infrastructure is diversified, increasing the complexity of ensuring network security.

All of those pooled together are nowhere near as big as Amazon's infrastructure-as-a-service, but as we head into the next decade and we have people adopting cloud in greater numbers they will be more comfortable ceding control of the infrastructure to someone else so they can run an application without worrying about all the plumbing.

"I think there is a lot of promise as we improve a bunch of things around making it easier for developers to access serverless, while expanding the use cases, and concentrating on issues like visibility and security, which are all [issues] when you give more and more control of [the infrastructure] to someone else," she said.

In summary, we were able to penetrate into our customers IT Infrastructure and effectively take control of the entire infrastructure without being detected.

Indeed, the supporting infrastructure explored in this paper can certainly be used in a wider IoT-context; however, given the inherently stringent requirements of healthcare, the management and control capabilities of the infrastructure will be above and beyond the connectivity and interaction concerns of most IoT application scenarios.

This is likely to be compounded by the extensive and often well-developed infrastructure of hospital or clinical testing which, in some respects, self-testing may be seen as undermining, or indeed be being undertaken largely outside the monitoring or control of that infrastructure.

European institutions must take control of the data infrastructure and ensure its protection.