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AxisNow's workloads refer to the applications or services that you run for your clients or employees, as well as the client software entities that you publicly distribute. Examples include custom applications, daemons, ETL processors, one-time or batch jobs, and deployment scripts or containers. Typically, they run in the background and must access resources on behalf of themselves using their own workload identity, without any user intervention.The workload identity is an identity assigned to a workload, used for authentication and access to resources. This term is not consistent throughout the industry, but typically, a workload entity requires a workload identity to be authenticated through certain systems.
AxisNow each endpoint quota can be used for Client Endpoint or Service Endpoint.Client Endpoint: Each workload counts as 1 endpoint, and every 300 devices count as 1 endpoint. Service Endpoint: Each resource counts as 1 endpoint, and every 300 aliases count as 1 endpoint.
In AxisNow, the client endpoint consists of two key components: the workload(application) and the device(runtime environment).Workload: This refers to any computational tasks or processes that you deploy or manage. Examples include publicly distributed client software, custom applications you develop and run, scripts, and containers. Each workload entity is uniquely identified by a set of conditions defined within AxisNow.Device: This encompasses any computing environment where the workload operates. Examples include devices such as desktop computers, smartphones, tablets, laptops, and Internet of Things (IoT) devices, as well as infrastructure components like servers, virtual machines and containers.
In AxisNow, Service endpoint are services and applications provided for requests from client endpoints. The service endpoint consists of two key components: the Resource and the Alias.Resource: Examples include web APIs, custom TCP/IP applications, third-party SaaS APIs, API gateways, databases, and data warehouses.Alias: Aliases are used to bind to a certain resource, which are different domains or subdomains of the resource.
We currently do not limit the number of administrators who can add to AxisNow, regardless of how many available licenses you have.
AxisNow defines the absence of your integrated identity or endpoint data in the HTTP/HTTPS request context as Regular HTTP requests(RHR). One HTTPS request counts as 5 RHRs. Typical use cases include WAAP, API gateway, Reverse Proxy, CDN, and Load Balancing.
We currently do not limit the number of administrators who can add to AxisNow. Instead, we operate on a monthly mid-term adjustment process. Once a month, the AxisNow team will review your active count to assess current usage. If we find that your active count exceeds your allocated license number, we will send you an email 5 days before charging your account to notify you of the excess charges.
Yes. For our enterprise version, we offer bulk discounts for annual payments over $50,000. Please contact our sales team for more details.
We place great importance on data security. We strive to protect tenant data as much as possible. At the same time, AxisNow supports you to log out of the tenant at any time and delete all data.