Pepperâs there, because sheâs always there when Tony might do something inadvertently horrible. Bruce brings Betty. Thor brings Jane, who drags Darcy along. Coulsonâs there, for some reason (he claims damage control; Clint claims he gets lonely; Tony mutters something about Coulson trying to destroy fun).
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An Application Object Server (AOS) is a core component of the Microsoft Dynamics AX installation and is installed by using Setup. An AOS enforces security, manages connections between clients and the database, and provides the foundation where business logic for Microsoft Dynamics AX is executed. An AOS is implemented as a Microsoft Windows service. By default, an AOS is listed in the Services pane as Microsoft Dynamics AX Object Server 6.0$ InstanceName. As a Windows service, AOS works in the following ways: 1  An AOS runs in the security context of either a specific domain account or the NT Authority/Network Service account, depending on the setup. 2  The status of an AOS is reported to the Windows event logs.