Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Norwegian term or phrase:
reservedrift
English translation:
redundancy operation
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brigidm
May 29, 2008 07:49
15 yrs ago
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Norwegian term
reservedrift
Norwegian to English
Tech/Engineering
IT (Information Technology)
I thought this might mean back-up operation, but then I realised this is not the case:
Reservedriftsløsningene for porteføljen fra den tidligere trygdeetaten hostes også av XX, sier han. Tilsvarende gjelder en stor del av backupløsningene og lagring av data.
"stand-by"?
Reservedriftsløsningene for porteføljen fra den tidligere trygdeetaten hostes også av XX, sier han. Tilsvarende gjelder en stor del av backupløsningene og lagring av data.
"stand-by"?
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +1 | redundancy operation | Per Bergvall |
1 | auxiliary operation | Rosica Dimitrova |
Proposed translations
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redundancy operation
"The redundancy operation solutions for the portfolio from the former social security establishment are also hosted by XX, he says. The same applies to substantial parts of the backup solutions and data storage".
Backup is a copy of data at a given time, used in the event of a disaster recovery or a simple turn back the clock thing (someone deleted the wrong file). Reserveløsning is a full-featured solution designed to provide essential services in the event of a total failure of the main system, to operate until the main system comes back on line.
These solutions are frequently called redundant solutions, a term which is technically and logically objectionable. Redundant in lay terms means surplus, unnecessary, aged beyond its useful life.
Backup is a copy of data at a given time, used in the event of a disaster recovery or a simple turn back the clock thing (someone deleted the wrong file). Reserveløsning is a full-featured solution designed to provide essential services in the event of a total failure of the main system, to operate until the main system comes back on line.
These solutions are frequently called redundant solutions, a term which is technically and logically objectionable. Redundant in lay terms means surplus, unnecessary, aged beyond its useful life.
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auxiliary operation
Just a suggestion.
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