Sentence examples for database provisioning from inspiring English sources

BMC Software has acquired GridApp Systems, which specializes in the automation of cloud database provisioning, patching and administration.

This ease of database provisioning and application deployment in the cloud has real benefits to the enterprise, of course, but it can exacerbate organizational dysfunction.

One of the tools that facilitates that is Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control, which automates database provisioning and includes a self-service portal that lets developers and users request database instances.

Multiple relational database servers operate as one and appear to an application as a single database server, supporting workloads that exceed the capabilities of a single database server, while only provisioning, consuming, and paying for the resources needed at any given instant.

Furthermore, the provisioned database throughput required depends on future database traffic.

The Apache OFBiz database used a provisioned IOPS SSD on AWS (1000 IOPS, $0.0017) and a P20 Premium Managed Disk on Azure (2300 IOPS, $0.0002).

We will be provisioning Java and Database services in batches over the next several months.

It must be remembered that this assessment uses a surrogate for chemotherapeutic protocols, the time periods of approval of these therapies; given the importance of changes in drug therapy to researchers everywhere, consideration in the SEER database should be given to provisioning data on specific drug regimens.

The shear predictions using Canadian (CAN/CSA-S806-02) and Japanese (JSCE) recommendations are also compared to the extended database; these provisions predict the shear strength of lightweight and normal weight concrete panels reinforced with GFRP bars with a similar degree of conservatism and hence a reduction factor is not required.

The new database, a provision of the 2010 Affordable Care Act, lists "4.4 million payments reported by drug and device companies to 546,000 physicians and 1360 teaching hospitals from August 2013 to December 2013".

In LongJump's own words, DaaS shines by "cutting the costs and easing the hassles for entrepreneurs and developers who would otherwise have to purchase a database server, provision it, address data access and availability issues, manage backup and replication issues, and tackle security and data protection".