real-time replication
[/ˈriːəl taɪm ˌrɛplɪˈkeɪʃən/]
noun
replicação em tempo real
1. A data management process where changes made to a database, file, or system are immediately copied and synchronized to one or more remote locations or systems without delay
The company implemented real-time replication to ensure that all backup servers contained the most current data.
A empresa implementou replicação em tempo real para garantir que todos os servidores de backup contivessem os dados mais atualizados.
2. In computing and IT infrastructure, the instantaneous duplication and distribution of data across multiple systems to maintain consistency and availability
Real-time replication minimizes data loss during system failures.
A replicação em tempo real minimiza a perda de dados durante falhas do sistema.
This is technical jargon used primarily in IT, software development, and database administration circles in both Brazil and the United States. It gained prominence with cloud computing adoption and is essential vocabulary for DevOps professionals, system administrators, and enterprise IT specialists. The term reflects the globalized nature of modern technology with minimal localization variations.
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