Glossary
Glossary
There are currently 29 names in this directory beginning with the letter F.
F
Fault injection: The process of intentionally introducing errors or failures into a system in order to test its resilience and fault tolerance
Fault tolerance: The ability of a system or component to continue functioning in the event of a failure or error
Feature branching: A software development practice in which a separate branch is created for each new feature or change
Feature flag: A technique for enabling or disabling features in a program or application without changing the code
Feature toggle: A technique for enabling or disabling features in a program or application by using a configuration file or other mechanism
File descriptor: A numerical identifier that is used to access a file or other resource in a computer system
Firewall: A network security system that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic based on predetermined security rules
Flash memory: A type of non-volatile storage that is used in devices such as USB drives and solid-state drives
Flooding attack: A type of network attack in which a system is overwhelmed with traffic in an attempt to disrupt or disable it
Flooding: A type of cyber attack in which a network is overwhelmed with traffic, causing it to become unavailable
FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array): A type of digital integrated circuit that can be programmed to perform various functions
Framework: A set of tools, libraries, and conventions that are used to structure and support the development of a software
Front end: The part of a system or application that is visible to the user and handles tasks such as user input, output, and interface design
Full stack: A term used to describe a developer or engineer who is proficient in all layers of a technology stack, from the front end to the back end
Fusion Middleware: A collection of software products from Oracle that is used to build, deploy, and manage enterprise applications