shutdown processes
[ˈʃaʊtˌdaʊn ˈprɑːsɛsɪz]
nounpl: shutdown processes
processos de encerramento
1. A series of procedures or steps executed to safely stop, close, or terminate a system, application, service, or operation in an orderly manner
The shutdown processes ensure that all data is saved before the server goes offline.
Os processos de encerramento garantem que todos os dados sejam salvos antes do servidor ficar offline.
2. In industrial or manufacturing contexts, the systematic procedures followed to safely cease operations of machinery or production lines
The factory's shutdown processes include cooling down equipment and securing all materials.
Os processos de encerramento da fábrica incluem o resfriamento dos equipamentos e a segurança de todos os materiais.
3. In computing, the sequence of operations that a computer or operating system performs when shutting down
Windows shutdown processes include closing applications and writing cached data to disk.
Os processos de encerramento do Windows incluem fechar aplicativos e escrever dados em cache no disco.
In Brazilian tech industry, the English term 'shutdown' is frequently used alongside Portuguese translations. 'Processos de encerramento' is the formal technical term used in documentation and professional settings. This reflects Brazil's significant technology sector and the influence of English in computing terminology. In Portugal, the usage is similarly formal but with consistent Portuguese terminology.
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