Workloads

Public sector workers face thousands of job losses across Wales, and a huge increase in workloads plus attacks on wages and pensions. ❋ Hannah Waldram (2010)

Kloeckner: This first instance for test and development workloads is built on Intel-based blades, but we anticipate other workloads might run on different platforms. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Amazon today said it would bring web-scale computing power for use in workloads such as web indexing and data mining to just about anyone. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The bottom line is that by attacking the memory bandwidth problem instead of throwing more power-hungry cores at it, certain workloads can now run faster. ❋ Unknown (2009)

[...] it just keeps getting better (via GigaOm): Amazon today said it would bring web-scale computing power for use in workloads such as web [...] ❋ Unknown (2009)

Many defendants are too poor to hire attorneys and court-appointed lawyers are often inexperienced or have heavy workloads, which is unfair to the defendants. ❋ Unknown (2010)

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[October 7, 2008] Virtually Speaking: Load balancing is tricky stuff, but it gets even more complex when the workloads are a mix of real and virtual. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Appistry says CloudIQ Storage lets the analytics application "workloads" be run wherever the data is stored. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Most operating systems have the ability to group processes (essentially executing programs) into higher-level constructs such as "workloads" or "applications." ❋ Unknown (2009)

It gives us the ability to actually migrate individual "workloads" between clouds and local data centers. ❋ Unknown (2009)

In the server environment, however, each of these roles represents a different piece of hardware (likely with different configurations) or perhaps a specific VM on a very beefy machine, and also represent very clearly understood "workloads" (file server, print server, web server). ❋ Unknown (2008)

· set thresholds for evaluating users 'workloads' feasibility ❋ Softpedia Mac OS (2010)

The natural evolution of the x86 64-bit architecture has led to the creation of processors and servers which deliver the scalability and reliability needed for today's "mission-critical" workloads, "wrote Dan Reger, senior technical product manager for Windows Server at Microsoft in a blog entry. ❋ Unknown (2010)

"More than 80 percent of enterprises now have a virtualization program or project, but only 25 percent of all server workloads will be in a virtual machine (VM) by year-end 2010," Gartner reports, suggesting that the analyst firm believes enterprises haven't gone far enough. ❋ Jon Brodkin (2010)

The proportion of virtualized workloads should continue growing significantly, as TheInfoPro and other researchers have reported that more than half of newly deployed servers are actually virtual machines, and that this number will hit 80% by 2012. ❋ Jon Brodkin (2010)

she was [real] workload, but [in the end] [worth it] ❋ Pbr69 (2017)

John was driving his truck when he saw a hot girl [fingering] herself in her car. He released his [workload] on [the highway]. ❋ AmandaRimenbone (2016)

[Dev]: "You started that [report] yet? It's due Friday." [Sandy]: "I can't get going. I've got workload paralysis." ❋ ZimmyJay84 (2021)