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MAAS

(1) (MaaS) (Mobility As AService) See TaaS.

(2) (Metal As AService) A cloud computing provisioning tool from Canonical that was introduced in Version 12.04 LTS of the Ubuntu operating system. Using cloud functionality, MAAS manages physical servers, including newly deployed server testing, firmware updates and performance evaluation. MAAS works with Canonical's JuJu deployment software, which supports application servers, load balancing and databases. The "metal" in the name refers to "bare metal," a computer term for hardware. See Ubuntu, bare metal and XaaS.
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As the alternative to marching across southern Holland, Moltke decided that the potential bottleneck in the Meuse River valley at Liege would have to be cleared at the outbreak of hostilities, which meant that Belgium would have to be invaded while the German mobilization was still under way.
Snaking their way through the narrow Ardennes roads, the Germans were bent on reaching the Meuse River without delay.
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In addition to animal sources, HEV genotype 3 was detected in 17% of samples studied from the Meuse River. Several studies have shown that HEV originating from pigs and humans is consistently present in sewage water (36,37), which implies that surface waters may be contaminated by sewage overflows or discharge of insufficiently treated sewage water.
Operation Greif was to be a limited effort headed by the infamous Otto Skorzeny to conduct reconnaissance, disrupt rear-area efforts, and seize bridges over the Meuse River by English-speaking German soldiers wearing American uniforms and driving American vehicles.
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