event-driven system
[ɪ'vɛnt 'drɪvən 'sɪstəm]
nounpl: event-driven systems
sistema orientado por eventos
1. A software architecture pattern where the flow of the program is determined by events such as user actions, sensor outputs, or messages from other programs
The modern web application uses an event-driven system to respond to user clicks and form submissions.
A aplicação web moderna utiliza um sistema orientado por eventos para responder a cliques do usuário e envios de formulário.
2. A computing model where components communicate asynchronously through the production, detection, and consumption of events
Our microservices architecture is built on an event-driven system using message queues.
Nossa arquitetura de microsserviços é construída em um sistema orientado por eventos usando filas de mensagens.
This is a specialized technical term widely used in both Brazilian and American software development communities. In Brazil, the tech industry in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro actively uses this architecture pattern in modern application development. The term is standardized across the Portuguese-speaking world and is typically not translated in technical documentation, though 'sistema orientado por eventos' is the accepted Portuguese equivalent for educational and formal contexts.
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