Sentence examples for master instance from inspiring English sources

Typically, this mechanism is employed in order to generate redundant copies for so-called hot backups, allowing the possibility to switch from the master instance to a slave instance transparently, e.g., in the case of defects on the master instance.

Control over interfaces Especially considering the closed-source approach with full control over all interfaces, the attacker is capable of manipulating the data streams sent to the slave instances, while making no changes on the master instance.

In this approach, the data stream from the master instance to the slave instances is captured and the witnesses are added right before sending the stream to the slaves.

As outlined in [18], the database replication mechanism is a suitable choice for supporting the approach: The task of this mechanism lies in mirroring a database instance, typically referred to as master instance to several so-called slaves, instances that are exact copies of the original database.

However, if the master instance terminates, all data are lost because the master instance EBS volume terminates at the same time.

Asquith manages to be just as chillingly entertaining while also giving you horror in capsule form she is a master, for instance, at pointing out how that seemingly commonplace detail of your everyday life might be the horror waiting to destroy you, if only you'd stop and notice it properly such that her terrors continue to dissolve into your bloodstream long after you've read a given story.

A man can't, for instance, master his own experience through the medium of another personality.

In the master bathroom, for instance, a shower-head extension was added low in the bathtub and a grab bar behind the commode.

The master bedroom, for instance, measured about 52 square feet smaller than originally advertised, which meant that Mr. Bhandari, who is 6 feet 4, would have very little room to move about after his king-size bed was set up.

Having three bedrooms was nice (two of them were turned into his-and-his studios), but their doors were awkwardly placed; in the master bedroom, for instance, there was no wall wide enough for even a queen-size bed.

Look at his adaptations of old master paintings, for instance, and you can clearly see how he retained the characteristics of the originals while altering their focus, size or structure.