Protocol providing persistent two-way communication over a connection.

Background execution unit performing tasks independently.

Defined sequence of tasks or operations.

Software that executes and manages workflows.

API accessible through web protocols.

Cache storing web resources or responses.

Software that accesses web services or pages.

Framework for developing web applications or services.

URL receiving event-triggered HTTP requests.

Middleware processing web requests and responses.

Mapping web requests to application handlers.

Server or client state associated with web interaction.

Collection of reusable workers processing tasks.

Automatically executing predefined business or technical workflows.

Camera used to capture video for a computer.

Hardware providing wireless network connectivity.

Hardware enabling wireless communication.

SSD technique distributing writes across flash cells.

Extra flash writing caused by internal SSD operations.

Speaker driver designed for low frequencies.

Cooling block transferring component heat to liquid.

Power adapter designed to plug directly into a wall outlet.

Unit of electrical power.

Monitor with a broad rectangular aspect ratio.

Physical cover blocking a webcam lens.

Hardware used to position a webcam.

High-performance computer designed for professional workloads.

Timer that triggers a reset if software fails to respond.

Hardware/network feature allowing a computer to wake remotely.

Abbreviation for Wake-on-LAN.

Device providing Wi-Fi network connectivity.

Hardware transmitting and receiving Wi-Fi signals.

Antenna used for Wi-Fi communication.

Chipset providing wireless communication functions.

Hardware capable of transmitting and receiving wireless signals.

Hardware supporting network-based wakeup

Hardware providing wireless network access