persistent file
[/pərˈsɪstənt faɪl/]
nounpl: persistent files
arquivo persistente
1. A computer file that remains stored on a storage device and retains its data even after the application or system that created it has been closed or the computer has been shut down
The database uses persistent files to store user information that survives system reboots.
O banco de dados usa arquivos persistentes para armazenar informações de usuários que sobrevivem a reinicializações do sistema.
2. In computing, data stored in a permanent storage medium such as disk drives, as opposed to temporary memory (RAM)
Persistent files ensure that critical business data is not lost when the power is unexpectedly cut off.
Arquivos persistentes garantem que dados comerciais críticos não sejam perdidos quando a energia é cortada inesperadamente.
This is a technical term primarily used in software development, information technology, and computer science contexts. It is universally understood in Brazilian tech communities and is part of standard IT vocabulary used in multinational tech companies operating in Brazil. The term has no significant cultural variation and is used identically in professional settings across both Brazil and the United States.
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