automated release

[aw-TAH-may-tid ri-LEES]
nounpl: automated releases
lançamento automático
1. A process in which something is automatically discharged, deployed, or made available without manual intervention
The software update includes an automated release of security patches every month.
A atualização de software inclui um lançamento automático de patches de segurança todos os meses.
2. In manufacturing or mechanical systems, the automatic triggering or deployment of a component or product
The factory's conveyor belt system uses an automated release mechanism to package products.
O sistema de esteira da fábrica usa um mecanismo de liberação automática para empacotar produtos.
3. In media and publishing, the scheduled automatic publication or distribution of content
The streaming service announced an automated release schedule for new episodes every Friday.
O serviço de streaming anunciou um cronograma de lançamento automático de novos episódios todas as sextas-feiras.
This term is widely used in Brazilian tech culture, especially among software developers and IT professionals. In the U.S., it's common in DevOps and continuous deployment environments. Both cultures value automation for efficiency and consistency in product delivery.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
automatic releaseautomated deploymentscheduled releaseautomatic discharge
Antonyms / Antônimos
manual releasedelayed releaseheld release

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
lançamento automático
Most common term used in tech, manufacturing, and media industries
São Paulo
liberação automática
Often used in technical documentation and software development contexts
Rio de Janeiro
lançamento automático
Standard usage in media and entertainment sectors
Portugal
libertação automática
Portuguese European variant; 'lançamento automático' also used in tech contexts

Related Words

automationdeploymentrelease cyclecontinuous integrationscheduled task

Related Idioms & Phrases

set up an automated release
trigger an automated release
schedule an automated release
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