single-server database

[ˈsɪŋɡəl ˈsɜrvər ˈdeɪtəbeɪs]
nounpl: single-server databases
banco de dados de servidor único
1. A database system where all data storage, processing, and management functions are handled by a single server computer without distributed or redundant infrastructure
The startup chose a single-server database to minimize initial infrastructure costs.
A startup escolheu um banco de dados de servidor único para minimizar os custos iniciais de infraestrutura.
2. A non-distributed database architecture that lacks failover capabilities and scalability features of clustered or replicated systems
A single-server database is vulnerable to downtime if the server experiences hardware failure.
Um banco de dados de servidor único é vulnerável a tempo de inatividade se o servidor sofrer falha de hardware.
The term is primarily used in technical and IT contexts in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazilian companies, there's been a shift away from single-server databases toward cloud-based and distributed solutions, reflecting global trends in infrastructure modernization. In the USA, single-server databases are increasingly viewed as legacy systems suitable only for small projects or development environments.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
standalone databasemonolithic databasecentralized databasenon-distributed database
Antonyms / Antônimos
distributed databaseclustered databasereplicated databasemulti-server database

Regional Variations

General Brazilian Portuguese
banco de dados de servidor único
Standard term used in Brazilian IT industry
São Paulo
banco de dados centralizado
Alternative term sometimes used in technical documentation
Portugal
base de dados de servidor único
Portuguese variant using 'base de dados' instead of 'banco de dados'

Related Words

database serverdatabase architecturescalabilityfailoverdata replicationhigh availabilityload balancing

Related Idioms & Phrases

all eggs in one basket (referring to risk concentration)
single point of failure (architectural limitation)
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