Online Storage Management Sample Clauses

The Online Storage Management clause defines how digital data is stored, accessed, and managed within an online system or service. It typically outlines the responsibilities of both the service provider and the user regarding data storage limits, backup procedures, and data retrieval processes. For example, it may specify maximum storage capacities, retention periods for stored files, or protocols for data deletion. This clause ensures that both parties understand their obligations and helps prevent disputes over data loss, unauthorized access, or storage overages.
Online Storage Management. (a) Implementing and maintaining the storage infrastructure solution in compliance with Gap technology architecture requirements and in accordance with Gap’s corporate standards. (b) Allocating storage and assigning and initializing online storage volumes as response to demand and usage and as otherwise required by Gap. (c) Configuring volumes on host systems as required by Gap. (d) Adding or deleting storage volumes based on demand/usage, including returning freed resources back to the free resource pool. (e) Conducting pro-active monitoring of storage for availability and optimal usage and performance (some monitoring and reporting is in support of other functions such as SRM, etc.). (f) Performing capacity planning to insure adequate storage is available when needed, including providing trending data and analysis to Gap for review. (g) Identifying and recommending additional capacity or improvements to the storage infrastructure to Gap. (h) Utilizing the Software tools as mutually agreed upon by Gap and Supplier, conducting pro-active monitoring to measure the efficiency of online storage access and taking corrective action as needed (including performance adjustments to Equipment and Software, or dataset placement as required to maximize performance). (i) Monitoring and tuning performance of all components of storage Equipment and hosts as long as the modifications do not invalidate the design and configuration as specified by Gap. Exhibit A.6.1 Gap/IBM Confidential and Proprietary Information Second Amended and Restated Master Services Agreement (j) Configuring the cache for optimal performance across all environments. (k) Using appropriate RAID levels as required by Gap and in accordance with Gap’s engineering guidelines to provide optimal performance and storage optimization. (l) Reporting raw metrics to Gap via native tools for storage environment. (m) Managing firmware, Software and patches to current levels for storage and host components.
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Online Storage Management. (a) Implementing and maintaining the storage infrastructure solution in compliance with Gap technology architecture requirements and in accordance with Gap’s corporate standards. (b) Allocating storage and assigning and initializing online storage volumes as response to demand and usage and as otherwise required by Gap. (c) Configuring volumes and file systems on host systems as required by Gap. (d) Adding or deleting storage volumes and file systems based on demand/usage, including returning freed resources back to the free resource pool. (e) Securing Gap Data through the use of * as required by Gap. (f) Conducting pro-active monitoring of storage for availability, per Gap defined thresholds. (g) Identifying and recommending additional capacity or improvements to the storage infrastructure to Gap. (h) Utilizing the Software tools as mutually agreed upon by Gap and Supplier, conducting pro-active monitoring per Gap defined thresholds to measure the efficiency of online storage access and taking corrective action as * Certain information on this page has been omitted and filed separately with the Commission. Confidential treatment has been requested with respect to the omitted portions. needed (including performance adjustments to Equipment and Software, or file placement as required to maximize performance). Monitoring and tuning performance, as specified by Gap. (i) Configuring the cache for optimal performance across all environments, as specified by Gap. (j) Using appropriate RAID levels as specified by Gap and in accordance with Gap’s engineering guidelines to provide optimal performance and storage optimization. (k) Reporting raw metrics to Gap via native tools for storage environment. (l) Managing firmware, Software and patches to current levels for storage and host components.
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