Sentence examples for launch of instances from inspiring English sources

The experiments involved 1) configuration of different AMIs; 2) launch of instances; 3) execution of remote commands to drive the instances through the different states shown in the FSM.

Among the updates to Azure today are the launch of reserved instances and the integration of Cloudyn, which Microsoft acquired earlier this year, into a new cost-management tool.

That's nice, but hard limits that can prevent the launch of new instances when a user exceeds budget is much more powerful, if you've got the technology to do it.

So far, users have launched 8k of instances of apps.

There are always a flood of these kinds of reports ahead of a new iPhone launch, for instance.

Enterprise IT doesn't begin and end with the launch of an EC2 instance.

In the UK we'd seen the launch of Thread, for instance, which matches you with an online personal shopper.

The launch of the new t2.nano instance type rounds out Amazon's family of burstable instances for EC2.

This splitting does not cause linear slowdown; there is simply more overhead of launching, so datasets with large numbers of instances see less of a performance reduction than datasets with few instances.

It suggested, for instance, the launch of the CEP in June 2001 [43], and the CEP was set up in October 2003 [34].

Take, for instance, the launch of Zeewee TV, a Facebook-based video app for viewing Spanish-language television content.