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  • What is a Workload? - IBM
    In a cloud computing context, workload refers to any service, application or capability that consumes cloud-based resources In this cloud context, virtual machines, databases, applications, microservices, nodes and more are all considered workloads
  • What Is a Workload in Computing? | Definition from TechTarget
    In computing, a workload is typically any program or application that runs on a computer A workload can be a simple alarm clock or contact app running on a smartphone
  • WORKLOAD Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
    The meaning of WORKLOAD is the amount of work or of working time expected or assigned How to use workload in a sentence
  • WORKLOAD | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
    WORKLOAD definition: 1 the amount of work to be done, especially by a particular person or machine in a period of time… Learn more
  • What Is a Workload in Computing? - Pure Storage
    Every business has workloads, and these workloads will determine server resources to handle user productivity and customer processes Offloading workloads to the cloud lowers costs, eliminates overhead for administrators, and provides availability of applications to remote employees
  • Workload Management: Guide to Managing Workload Effectively [2025] • Asana
    Get effective workload management strategies to help your team balance tasks, meet deadlines, and reduce burnout
  • What is a Workload in Cloud Computing? Types Characteristics
    Workloads consume computing resources and storage The workload term has a distinctive characteristic as it is abstract and portable When a service is called workload it means it can be moved across several cloud platforms or from on-premises to cloud or vice versa seamlessly without any dependencies as it is highly portable in nature
  • What Is a Workload? | Definition Meaning - Webopedia
    Workloads are computing processes that run in different environments and work to accomplish a task Workloads run on both physical and virtual servers and can dynamically move between environments depending on computing needs
  • What Is a Workload? | Concepts | Couchbase
    In computing, a workload refers to the tasks, processes, or jobs a system, service, or application executes Workloads are not just about applications; they represent the activity or demand on the underlying infrastructure





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