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Federator provides a centralized way to manage and share DataSynapse distributed resources across business units, applications, processes, and environments. It creates a global shared resource pool from existing GridServer and FabricServer infrastructure, improving utilization and helping meet service level agreements. Federator supports sharing resources across products, versions, platforms and operating systems.
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