Description: Persistence refers to the characteristic of data that survives the process that created it. This means that once data is generated or modified, it can be stored in such a way that it remains accessible and usable even after the process that created it has ended. Persistence is fundamental in the field of computing, as it allows information not to be lost when closing an application or restarting a system. There are different methods and technologies to achieve data persistence, including databases, file systems, and cloud storage. Persistence can be classified into two main categories: temporary persistence, where data is stored only during an application’s session, and permanent persistence, where data is stored durably on storage devices. The choice of the appropriate persistence method depends on factors such as the nature of the data, access frequency, and recovery needs. In a world where the amount of data generated is increasing, persistence has become a critical aspect for the development of applications and systems that require efficient and secure data management.
