batch updates

[/bætʃ ʌpˈdeɪts/]
noun
atualizações em lote
1. A set of multiple updates or modifications processed together as a single operation, rather than individually
The system processes batch updates every night to improve performance.
O sistema processa atualizações em lote todas as noites para melhorar o desempenho.
2. In software development, a method of updating multiple records, files, or systems simultaneously
We scheduled batch updates for the database to minimize downtime.
Agendamos atualizações em lote para o banco de dados para minimizar o tempo de inatividade.
3. A collection of patches or version improvements applied to software in one operation
Microsoft released critical batch updates for Windows this month.
A Microsoft lançou atualizações críticas em lote para o Windows este mês.
This is specialized technical terminology commonly used in software development, IT operations, and system administration. In Brazil, the term 'atualizações em lote' is standard in tech companies and IT departments. The practice of batch updates is particularly important in enterprise environments where downtime must be minimized and updates need to be coordinated across multiple systems.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
bulk updatesmass updatesgroup updatesbundled updates
Antonyms / Antônimos
individual updatesincremental updatessingle updates

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
atualizações em lote
Standard term used in IT and software contexts
Brazil (Tech Industry)
atualização em massa
Alternative used when emphasizing large-scale updates
Portugal
atualizações em lote
Same as Brazilian Portuguese; consistent across Portuguese-speaking regions
USA (Tech Sector)
batch updates
Industry standard terminology in English-speaking tech communities

Related Words

batch processingupdate cyclepatch managementsystem maintenancedeployment

Related Idioms & Phrases

push out batch updates
schedule batch updates
deploy batch updates
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