internal endpoints
[ɪnˈtɜrnəl ˈɛndpɔɪnts]
nounpl: internal endpoints
pontos finais internos
1. In computing and networking, API endpoints or connection points that are accessible only within a private network or system, not exposed to the public internet
The microservices communicate through internal endpoints that are protected by the company's firewall.
Os microsserviços se comunicam através de pontos finais internos que são protegidos pelo firewall da empresa.
2. In cloud computing, resources or services that can only be accessed from within the same virtual network or private cloud environment
Database servers typically use internal endpoints to ensure data remains secure within the organization's network.
Servidores de banco de dados normalmente usam pontos finais internos para garantir que os dados permaneçam seguros dentro da rede da organização.
3. In software architecture, designated locations within an application or system where data processing or requests are handled, but not exposed externally
Internal endpoints allow the backend services to communicate without exposing sensitive operations to external clients.
Os pontos finais internos permitem que os serviços de back-end se comuniquem sem expor operações sensíveis a clientes externos.
This is primarily technical jargon used in software development, cloud computing, and IT infrastructure contexts in both Brazil and the USA. The term is largely standardized across English and Portuguese-speaking tech communities due to the globalized nature of software development. In Brazil, the term 'pontos finais internos' is commonly used in tech companies, startups, and educational institutions teaching computer science.
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