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dynamic relocation

dynamic relocation

[dī¦nam·ik ‚rē·lō′kā·shən]
(computer science)
The ability to move computer programs or data from auxiliary memory into main memory at any convenient location.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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According to IBM, the solution will build upon IBM Tivoli's cloud management software and extend those capabilities to the application and data integration technology from its Cast Iron acquisition to provide control management resource, security, application integration and dynamic provisioning to support "cloud bursting" or the dynamic relocation of workloads from private environments to public clouds during peak times.
IBM unveils new hybrid cloud Solution
Dynamic Provisioning: IBM's monitoring, provisioning and integration capabilities allow its hybrid cloud to support "cloud bursting," which is the dynamic relocation of workloads from private environments to public clouds during peak times.
IBM unveils new hybrid cloud solution
In addition, Fujitsu's implementation of extended partitioning (XPAR) and dynamic relocation brings the flexibility of software partitioning to hardware implementation ensuring maximum system availability.
Fujitsu high-end servers achieve good results in SAP Benchmark
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