Policy defining how long backups are kept.

Systematic replacement of backup media or copies.

Checking that backups can be used successfully.

Analysis of consequences of system disruption.

Failure involving arbitrary or malicious behavior.

Ability to tolerate Byzantine failures.

Deployment strategy using two environments.

Standardized performance measurement.

Reference measurement used for comparison.

Component limiting overall system performance.

Temporary access without transferring ownership.

Verifying access stays within valid boundaries.

Memory area temporarily holding data.

Temporarily storing data during processing or transfer.

Reusable collection of data buffers.

Semaphore with two logical states.

Synchronization requiring tasks to reach a point.

I/O operation that waits until progress is possible.

Process waiting for an event or resource.

Popular Unix shell and scripting language.

Fixed-size storage unit.

Device providing block-oriented storage.

Process running without active terminal interaction.

Windows display indicating a serious system error.

Time at which a system started.

Software that loads an operating system.

Ordered steps during system startup.

Traditional PC firmware interface.

Option passed to boot software or kernel.

Device connecting network segments.

Network area receiving broadcast traffic.

Protocol used to exchange routes between networks.

IPv4 address targeting all hosts in a subnet.

Sending traffic to all hosts in a broadcast domain.

Maximum data transfer capacity.

Identifier of a wireless access point interface.

Short-range wireless communication technology.