orchestrator造句

It is originally conceived as a system orchestrator language.

Let's make Risk Analysis Web service a secondary orchestrator.

When this orchestrator senses the repository changes in at least one of the SOAs, it triggers the Threat-vulnerability orchestrator to update dynamically the mapping service.

"Berlioz, the master orchestrator, is remembered for his orchestration. Chopin is remembered for his piano compositions."

You can direct this orchestrator to send periodic e-mail alerts on the inconsistency of the updates.

President alvaro Uribe of Colombia insisted he was a victim, not the orchestrator, of alleged snooping on politicians, judges and journalists by agents of the domestic intelligence service.