peer-to-peer design
[/pɪr tu pɪr dɪˈzaɪn/]
nounpl: peer-to-peer designs
design ponto a ponto
1. A design approach or system architecture where all participants (peers) have equal status and capabilities, with no central server or hierarchical control
The blockchain uses a peer-to-peer design to ensure no single entity controls the network.
A blockchain usa um design ponto a ponto para garantir que nenhuma entidade única controle a rede.
2. A decentralized network structure where each node can act as both a client and a server
Peer-to-peer design eliminates the need for a central authority to manage transactions.
O design ponto a ponto elimina a necessidade de uma autoridade central para gerenciar transações.
3. An architectural pattern in software development emphasizing distributed, equal-status participants
Many modern applications adopt peer-to-peer design principles for better scalability.
Muitos aplicativos modernos adotam princípios de design ponto a ponto para melhor escalabilidade.
In both Brazilian and American tech communities, peer-to-peer design has become increasingly important with the rise of blockchain, cryptocurrency, and decentralized applications. The term is often abbreviated as 'P2P' in informal tech discussions and is fundamental to the culture of open-source development and decentralization movements.
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