Sentence examples for migration manager from inspiring English sources

The architecture of that framework consisted of three managers (Performance Manager, Power Manager, and Migration Manager) and an Arbitrator.

With Migration Manager, we're able to pull the data off their Exchange Servers, clean it up and put it into our environment fairly quickly.

Migration Manager estimated the cost of moving from a given placement to a new one and issues instructions for VM live migration to consolidate the overall VMs of the application.

Develop Nova-API Pipeline Stage Establish interaction with Nova-AC and SLA Manager when instantiating application VMs Enable accurate tracking of allocated and available capacity Enable live migration managed by SLA Manager   5.

Neill Wilkins, migration programme manager, The Institute of Human Rights and Business, Chichester, UK.

Facebook's also set up migration to Business Manager so it won't interrupt or change existing ad campaigns or content pushes.

Developed architecture features single global migration broker and centralized manager of the semi-isolated subpopulations, which contribute to achieving quick propagation of the globally fittest individuals among the subpopulations, reducing the performance demands to the communication network, and achieving flexibility in system configurations by introducing dynamically scaling up opportunities.

"The role they have played has been huge," says Stefano Argenziano, manager of migration operations at Médecins Sans Frontières MSFF).

"The role they have played has been huge," says Stefano Argenziano, manager of migration operations at Medecin Sans Frontieres (MSF).

Stefano Argenziano, manager of migration operations at MSF, is in no doubt about the value of the volunteer effort in Idomeni.

Grazia Naletto, Lunaria's manager for migration and racial discrimination policy, told VICE News that the new government's campaign to crack down on illegal immigrants — who are predominantly black Africans — as well as on the Roma minority, had further stigmatized those groups and given a degree of "institutional legitimacy" to acts of aggression towards them.