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Event Triggered
The term 'Event-Triggered' in the context of networking protocols refers to a mechanism by which certain processes within the protocol are initiated in response to specific events occurring in the…
Networking and telecommunicationsEventual Delivery
Eventual Delivery is a messaging pattern that ensures messages will be delivered to their destination, although it does not guarantee that they will arrive in the order they were sent. This approach…
Networking and telecommunicationsEventual Messaging
Eventual messaging is a communication pattern used in distributed systems where messages are delivered asynchronously and not necessarily in real-time. This approach allows system components to…
Networking and telecommunicationsEvolved Packet Core
The Evolved Packet Core (EPC) is a central network architecture designed for LTE (Long Term Evolution) and 5G technologies. Its primary function is to provide a robust and flexible framework for data…
Networking and telecommunicationsEvolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access Network
The Evolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access Network (E-UTRA) is a radio access network architecture that supports both LTE (Long Term Evolution) and 5G, providing enhanced and efficient…
Networking and telecommunicationsEvolving Technologies
Evolving technologies in the context of 5G networks refer to a set of continuous innovations and improvements aimed at meeting the growing demands for connectivity and speed in the digital world…
Networking and telecommunicationsExim
Exim is a mail transfer agent (MTA) widely used on various operating systems. Its main function is to manage the sending and receiving of emails, acting as an intermediary between mail servers and…
Networking and telecommunicationsExplicit Congestion Notification
Explicit Congestion Notification (ECN) is a network feature that allows switches and routers to communicate congestion information without the need for packet loss. This technique relies on the use…
Networking and telecommunicationsExponential Backoff
Exponential backoff is a strategy used in network protocols to manage connection retries in failure situations. Its main characteristic is that, instead of attempting to reconnect immediately after…
Networking and telecommunicationsExport Policy
The export policy in the context of BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) refers to a set of rules and guidelines that determine how routes are announced to other networks. These policies are fundamental for…
Software developmentExpress Rate Limit
The Express rate limit is a middleware designed to control the number of requests a client can make to an API or a specific endpoint within a given time period. This mechanism is crucial for…
Networking and telecommunicationsExtended Community
The Extended Community is an attribute of the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) that allows additional information to be attached to routes. This attribute is fundamental for managing routing policies in…
Networking and telecommunicationsExtender
A Wi-Fi extender is a device designed to increase the coverage area of a wireless network. Its main function is to capture the signal from an existing router or access point and retransmit it…
Networking and telecommunicationsExternal Access
External Access refers to the ability to connect to a system or network from outside its local environment, allowing users to interact with resources and services that would normally be restricted to…
Networking and telecommunicationsExternal Antenna
An external antenna is a device designed to enhance the intensity and quality of communication signals, especially in Wi-Fi networks. Unlike internal antennas, which are integrated within devices…
Networking and telecommunicationsExternal BGP
External BGP, or External Border Gateway Protocol (BGP), refers to BGP sessions established between routers belonging to different autonomous systems (AS). An autonomous system is a set of IP…
Networking and telecommunicationsExternal DNS
External DNS is a Kubernetes add-on that automatically manages DNS records for services in a cluster. This system allows services within a Kubernetes cluster to be accessible from the outside…
Networking and telecommunicationsExternal Gateway
An external gateway is a device that connects different networks, often used to route traffic between an interior network and external networks.
Networking and telecommunicationsExternal Gateway Protocol (EGP)
The Exterior Gateway Protocol (EGP) is a routing protocol designed to facilitate the exchange of routing information between different autonomous systems (AS). An autonomous system is a set of IP…
Networking and telecommunicationsExternal IP
An External IP is an IP address that is accessible from the Internet, allowing external devices to communicate with your resources. In the context of cloud computing, external IPs are crucial for the…
Networking and telecommunicationsExternal Route
An external route in the context of BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) refers to a route learned from a BGP peer that does not belong to the same autonomous system (AS). This means that the routing…
Networking and telecommunicationsExternal Switching
External switching refers to the switching technique that involves external devices or networks to manage the flow of data between different points in a network. This approach allows data to be…
Networking and telecommunicationsExtranet
An extranet is a controlled private network that allows access to partners, suppliers, and a select group of customers. Unlike an intranet, which is restricted to an organization's employees, the…
