Replication
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| replication | |
| comp., MS | replikering |
| math. | replikation |
| stat. | upprepning |
| id | |
| gen. | legitimation |
noun | noun | to phrases
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| replikering (The process of copying content and/or configuration settings from one location, generally a server node, to another. Replication is done to ensure synchronization or fault tolerance) | |||
| replikation | |||
| ùpprepning | |||
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| replikation; ùpprepning | |||
| English thesaurus | |||
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| data propagation (ssn) | |||
| In its broad computing sense, involves the use of redundant software or hardware elements to provide availability and fault-tolerant capabilities. In a database context, replication involves the sharing of data between databases to reduce workload among database servers, thereby improving client performance while maintaining consistency among all systems. | |||
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| The process by which a virus multiplies. see also life cycle | |||
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Replication : 24 phrases in 5 subjects |
| Information technology | 2 |
| Life sciences | 1 |
| Mathematics | 2 |
| Medical | 5 |
| Microsoft | 14 |