distributed computing model
[dɪˈstrɪbjutɪd kəmˈpjutɪŋ ˈmɑdəl]
nounpl: distributed computing models
modelo de computação distribuída
1. An architectural approach where computing tasks are divided among multiple computers or processors that communicate over a network to solve a common problem
Cloud computing is based on a distributed computing model where resources are shared across multiple servers.
A computação em nuvem é baseada em um modelo de computação distribuída onde os recursos são compartilhados entre vários servidores.
2. A system design where computation is spread across autonomous computers connected by a network, rather than being centralized on a single machine
The company adopted a distributed computing model to improve scalability and fault tolerance.
A empresa adotou um modelo de computação distribuída para melhorar a escalabilidade e a tolerância a falhas.
3. A paradigm that emphasizes parallel processing, data distribution, and inter-node communication to achieve higher performance and reliability
Hadoop implements a distributed computing model for processing large datasets across clusters.
Hadoop implementa um modelo de computação distribuída para processar grandes conjuntos de dados em clusters.
In Brazil, this is a fundamental concept in computer science education and is increasingly important in the IT industry due to the growth of cloud services and big data processing. Portugal and Brazil use identical terminology in technical documentation. The concept has become central to modern software architecture discussions globally, especially following the rise of cloud computing platforms like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.
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