RDM has multiple meanings depending on the context. Here are the different meanings of RDM:
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Raw Device Mapping: In the context of VMware server virtualization environment, Raw Device Mapping (RDM) enables disk access in a virtual machine (VM) and allows a storage logical unit number (LUN) to be connected directly to a VM from the storage area network (SAN).
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Random Death Match: In the context of GTA RP, Random Death Match (RDM) refers to the act of killing a player for no reason.
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Road Departure Mitigation: In the context of automotive technology, Road Departure Mitigation (RDM) is a system that helps drivers avoid unintentional lane departures by providing steering assistance and braking when necessary.
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Remote Device Management: In the context of lighting control, Remote Device Management (RDM) is a protocol that sits on top of the DMX data standard and allows a control desk to modify and monitor the DMX system in ways never possible before.
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Requirements Definition and Management: In the context of software development, Requirements Definition and Management (RDM) tools streamline development teams analysis of requirements, capture requirements in a database-based tool to enable collaborative review for accuracy and completeness, ease use-case and/or test-case creation, provide traceability, and facilitate documentation and versioning/change control.
It is important to understand the context in which RDM is being used to determine its meaning.
