Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
across the operating environment
English answer:
It refers to input-interface, output-interface, OS utilities provided, etc. This would be diverse in a multi-OS environment.
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English term
across the operating environment
English
Tech/Engineering
Computers: Systems, Networks
servers - infrastructure simplification
plans to provide workload management capabilities ***across the operating environment*** which could communicate with participating resources and initiate resource adjustments based on performance against client service level objectives.
does it mean "at operating system level"?
thanks!
plans to provide workload management capabilities ***across the operating environment*** which could communicate with participating resources and initiate resource adjustments based on performance against client service level objectives.
does it mean "at operating system level"?
thanks!
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see comment.
"the operating environment" implies the various levels of user interaction with the system - input-interface, output-interface, operating system utilities provided, etc - which, in a multi-CPU architecture & multi-OS setting will be quite diverse; hence _across_ the entire spectrum.
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across is 'THROUGHOUT'
hope it helps
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Vicky Papaprodromou
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Marian Greenfield
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NGK
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Ltemes
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Monika@ProZ
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Liesbeth Huijer
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will have an effect an the entire operating environment
not to disagree with Kalifornia
but I wanted to explain it further:
this describes a system-wide modification which will have an effect on the entire operating environment
but I wanted to explain it further:
this describes a system-wide modification which will have an effect on the entire operating environment
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