Public Cloud deployment Clause Samples

The Public Cloud deployment clause defines the terms and conditions under which a service or application is hosted and operated on a public cloud infrastructure, such as those provided by Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, or Google Cloud Platform. This clause typically outlines responsibilities regarding data storage, security measures, and access controls, specifying that the service provider manages the underlying hardware and software while the customer accesses resources remotely. Its core practical function is to clarify the operational environment and delineate responsibilities, thereby ensuring both parties understand the implications and limitations of using a public cloud platform.
Public Cloud deployment. You may install and use the Software on the Public Cloud (“Public Cloud Use”). For Public Cloud Use, you must be licensed for the total number of Virtual Core allocated to the virtual servers in the Public Cloud where the Software is installed and used. In case you use the Software on the third party’s cloud environment specified below (“Tested Cloud Services”), Fujitsu will provide the Support to you during the License and Support Period, provided that you have fully paid the applicable subscription fee. • FUJITSU Cloud Service for SPARC • FUJITSU Hybrid IT Service FJcloud-O • Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud provided by Amazon Web Services, Incorporated • Microsoft Azure by Microsoft Corporation • FUJITSU Hybrid IT Service for AWS • FUJITSU Hybrid IT Service for Microsoft Azure • Google Cloud Platform • Alibaba Cloud If your third party cloud provider is not listed above and Fujitsu has not otherwise announced support for it, Fujitsu may request, in event of a Support request, that you reproduce the problem on a supported cloud or physical server environment if they suspect the problem you are experiencing may be due to your cloud platform.
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Public Cloud deployment. You may install and use the Software on the Public Cloud (“Public Cloud Use”). For Public Cloud Use, you must be licensed for the total number of Virtual Core allocated to the virtual servers in the Public Cloud where the Software is installed and used. In case you use the Software on the “Supported Platform” described in the User's Guide, Fujitsu will provide the Support to you during the License and Support Period, provided that you have fully paid the applicable subscription fee.
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