centralized computing patterns
[ˌsen.trə.laɪzd kəmˈpjuː.tɪŋ ˈpæt.ərnz]
nounpl: centralized computing patterns
padrões de computação centralizada
1. Architectural approaches in computing where processing, data storage, and control are concentrated in a single location or server rather than distributed across multiple nodes
Centralized computing patterns were prevalent in the mainframe era before distributed systems emerged.
Os padrões de computação centralizada eram predominantes na era dos mainframes antes do surgimento dos sistemas distribuídos.
2. Design methodologies that route all computational requests and data management through a central hub or authority
The company adopted centralized computing patterns to maintain strict data governance and security protocols.
A empresa adotou padrões de computação centralizada para manter protocolos rigorosos de governança e segurança de dados.
3. System architectures that prioritize single points of control and standardized processing workflows
Modern cloud infrastructure sometimes implements centralized computing patterns for better resource management.
A infraestrutura de nuvem moderna às vezes implementa padrões de computação centralizada para melhor gerenciamento de recursos.
This is technical terminology widely used in both Brazilian and American IT sectors. In Brazil, as the tech industry has grown in São Paulo and other major cities, centralized computing patterns remain relevant in legacy systems and traditional enterprises, while distributed and cloud-native patterns are increasingly discussed in startup ecosystems. The term reflects the evolution from mainframe-dominated computing of the 1980s-90s to modern distributed infrastructure.
Related Idioms & Phrases
all eggs in one basket (referring to concentration of resources)
single point of failure (technical idiom related to centralized systems)
keeping everything under one roof (metaphor for centralization)
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