orchestration
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- noun
- /ˌɔrkəˈstreɪʃən/
- Specialized
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orquestación
- RightScale Cloud Management, with its integrated service platform, can greatly assist with the orchestration and ongoing management of these resources.
- container orchestration
Examples
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With a multitimbral keyboard, an orchestration can be created.
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Developed in response to demand from network operators, Blue Planet builds on the virtualization, service orchestration, and hardware simplification principles that have fundamentally altered the cloud data center environment.
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I anguished over the technical knowledge of orchestration they would need to do that, but I finally decided to lead them through the process of scoring music with standard notation.
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At some level, hybrids are manifesting this idea, with an orchestration of complex controls in the everyday setting of stop-and-go driving.
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At its core is a compilation of third-party apps, service orchestration, and hardware simplification strategy that utilizes the Open SDN framework.
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Besides working with notes, rests, and the basics of theory, they are able to control orchestration, form, and tempo; place an ensemble on a sound stage; and explore various aspects of room acoustics and reverberation.
Academic text (2004) -
Such an approach will certainly develop a language arts program "... that expands the communication potential of all learners through the orchestration and use of multiple ways of knowing for purposes of ongoing interpretation and inquiry into the world" (Leyland & Harste, 1994, p. 339).
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Prior to joining Fortify, Kureha was a technical lead at Oracle's Application Server Division, where he provided leadership in the architecture, implementation, and delivery of several high-profile projects, including Oracle Grid Control, Oracle Exchange, and BPEL Orchestration Designer.
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Orchestration hosts are dedicated to performing orchestration; their need differs from sending and receiving benefits of splitting orchestrations from other artifacts in BizTalk, which is the benefit of granting or adding more resources (thresholds).
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Using a robust orchestration tool can simplify the deployment of applications across many servers.
Synonyms
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4.2
A way of planning and organising the steps people follow to finish tasks at work
Antonyms
How Automated
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6.3
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6.3
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3.3
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3.6
Surface Forms
Morphology
orchestration = orchestrate (semi-transparent) = orchestrate + ion
The computing sense ('automated coordination of services') is logically related to 'arranging/coordination' but is a technical extension that may be unfamiliar to average learners.
Etymology
Orchestration comes from orchestra, 'a group of musicians', and in computing the idea is the same as a conductor making many instruments play at the right time: the system starts, stops and orders different programs so they work together automatically. So in tech, orchestration means the automatic coordination of computer parts and services so they run correctly.