Red Hat Jboss Middleware Software Subscriptions Sample Clauses

The 'Red Hat JBoss Middleware Software Subscriptions' clause defines the terms under which customers may access, use, and receive support for Red Hat's JBoss Middleware products through a subscription model. This typically includes provisions regarding the scope of licensed use, the duration of the subscription, and the services provided, such as software updates and technical support. For example, it may specify which products are covered, the number of permitted users or instances, and the process for renewing or terminating the subscription. The core function of this clause is to clearly outline the rights and obligations of both the customer and Red Hat regarding the use and support of JBoss Middleware, thereby ensuring both parties understand the extent of their entitlements and responsibilities under the subscription.
Red Hat Jboss Middleware Software Subscriptions. 1.1 Red Hat JBoss Middleware Software Subscription Overview. When you purchase a Software Subscription to Red Hat JBoss Middleware (such as Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform), you will receive:
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