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Padlock - Candado

Threat - Amenaza

Plaglarism - Plagio

Phishing - Suplantación ID

Cyberstalking - Acoso cibernético

Avoid - Evitar

Risks - Riesgos

Attachments - Adjuntos

Mistrust - Desconfianza

Reliable - De fiar

Trust - Confiar

Firewall - Cortafuegos

Disappointed - No estar de acuerdo

Complain - Queja

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IDE-Integrated Development Enviroment (Entorno de Desarrollo Integrado): Software package that combines all the essential tools required for writing and testing software.

SDK-Software Development Kit (Equipo de Software para Desarrollo): Set of software tools and programs that developers can utilize to create various applications for certain platforms.

CLI-Command Line Interface (Interfaz de Línea de Comando): This interface receive commands from a user in the form of lines of text.

API-Application Programming Interface (Interfaz para programas de aplicación ): Definitions and protocols to build and integrate application software.

IAM-Identity and Acces Management (Gestión de Acceso de Identidad): Web service that helps you securely control access to AWS resources.

ACL-Acces Control List (Lista de Control de Acceso): List of rules that specifies which users or systems are granted or denied access to a particular object or system resource.

AWS-Amazon Web Services (Servicios de Web de Amazon): Subsidiary of Amazon that provides on-demand cloud computing platforms and APIs to individuals, companies and governments on a metered pay-as-you-go basis.

URL-Uniform Resource Locator (Localizador Uniforme de Recursos): Colloquially termed a web address.

CORS-Cross Origin Resource Sharing (Intercambio de Recursos de Origen Cruzado): Defines a way for client web applications that are loaded in one domain to interact with resources that are in a different domain.

RCUs-Read Capacity Units (Unidades de Capacidad de Lectura): Number of strongly consisten reads per secon of items that are up to 4KB in size. Eventually consistent reads use half of the provisioned read capacity.

WCUs-Write Capacity Units (Unidades de Capacidad de Escritura): Number of 1KB writes per second.

ACID-Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability (Atomicidad, Consistencia, Aislamiento, Durabilidad): Set of properties of database transactions intended to guarantee data validity despite error, power failures, and other mishaps.

YMLS-Human readable data serialization language, used for configuration files and in applications where data is being stored or transmitted.

JSON-JavaScript Object Notation (Notación de Objeto de JavaScript): Open standard file format and data interchange format that uses human-readable text to store and transmit data objects consisting of attribute-value pairs and arrays.

URI-Uniform Resource Identifier (Identificador de Recursos Uniforme): Unique sequence of characters that identifies a logical or physical resource used by web technologies.

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Lifecycle (Ciclo de Vida) Course of events that brings a new product into existence and follows its growth into a mature product and eventual critical mass and decline.

Agile (Ágil) The Agile software development life cycle is the structured series of stages that a product goes through as it moves from beginning to end.

Sprint (Carrera) Sprint cycle is a timeboxed period when a team delivers a set amount of work.

Stages (Etapas) Phases of a lifecycle.

Build (Construir) Compile code.

Test (Prueba) Perform different test to the system.

Deploy (Desplegar) Process where developers have written code for a site and they need to place it on the web servers.

Develop (Desarrollar) Process of code, build and test the code.

Maintain (Mantener) Monitor code in production to quickly detect unusual activity or errors.

Delivery (Entrega) Like deploy to someone or something.

Bucket (Bucket) Collections of code or apps.

Run (Ejecutar) Execute code.

Management (Gestión) Handling changes to computer code.

Gateway (Pasarela). The gateway converts information, data or other communications from one protocol or format to another.

Router (Enrutador) Networking device that forwards data packets between computer networks.

Endpoint (Punto Final)URL that’s an entry point for a web service.

Resource (Recurso) Like a resource script or file.

Source (Fuente) Source code is programming statements that are created in a text editor.

Store (Almacenar) Save code.

Takeaways (Idea ) A key fact, point, or idea to be remembered, typically one emerging from a discussion or meeting.

Scalability (Escabilidad) Ability of a computing process to be used or produced in a range of capabilites.

Availability (Disponibilidad) State of being able to be used or obtained.

Put-Get (Poner-Coger) Put and Get request, used to a modify a resource or read a resource.

Data at rest (Datos en reposo) Data that has reached a destination and is not being accessed or used

Data in transit (Datos en transito)  Data in motion and data in flight, is data en route between source and destination, typically on a computer network.

Scenario (Escenario) Describes one way that a system is or is envisaged to be used in the context of an activity in a defined time-frame.interack

Overview (Visión General) A general view of a program or code.

Policy (Política) Rules of a software.

Compliance (Cumplimiento) Refers to tools and practices that allow you to embed the three core activities at the heart of compliance: Prevent, detect, remediate.

Shared (Compartido) When a software is distribuited between members.

Inline (En línea) Refers to any lines of code that are added in the body of a program.

Backup (Copia de seguridad) A copy of a file or other item of data made in case the original is lost or damaged.

Restore (Restaurar) Bring back a file or other itme of data.

Latency (Latencia) The delay before a transfer of data begins following an instruction for its transfer.

Request (Solicitud) A client petition from a web server.

Respose (Respuesta) The server's answer.

On-demand (En demanda) Changes with demand.

On-premises (En instalaciones) Inside a building or on the area of land that it is on.

Stream record (Registro de flujo) Represents a single data modification in the DynamoDB table.

Shard (Casco) Act as a container for multiple stream records.

Point-in-time (Punto en el tiempo) A moment where something is saved.

Query (Consulta) A request for information.

Scan (Escanear) Term that describes digitizing an image, allowing it to be stored, modified, or understood by a computer.

Debrief (Informe) Information about something.

RESTful (Transferencia de estado representacional) Request/response, HTTP methods (GET, POST), Stateless.

Stateless (Sin Registro) No record of previous interactions.

Stateful (Con Registro) Keep track of the state of interaction.

WebSockets (Protocolo de red) communications protocol for a persistent, bi-directional, full duplex TCP connection from a user's web browser to a server.

Mock (Simular) Simulated object that mimics the behavior of the smallest testable parts of an application in controlled ways.

Swap (Intercambio) Used to give processes room, even when the physical RAM of the system is already used up.

Index (Índice) A method of sorting data by creating keywords or a listing of the data.

Flow (Flujo) Allows data-integration specialists to connect disparate systems transforming and restructuring data as required between environments.

Backend (Desarrollo Servidor) The part of an application that is not directly accessed by the user, typically responsible for storing and manipulating data.

Frontend (Desarrollo Cliente) The part of an application with which the user interacts directly.

Canary Deployment (Estrategía de despliegue) Deployment pattern that allows you to roll out new code/features to a subset of users as an initial test.

Spikes in traffic (Picos en tráfico) The number of requests for your product or service increases or decreases very sharply.

Exploit (Brecha) A software tool designed to take advantage of a flaw in a computer system, typically for malicious purposes such as installing malware.

Scraper (Rascador) Software programmed to sift through databases and extract information.

Breadcrumb (Migas de pan) Ruta/guía/rastro, dentro de la web (ubicación).

Nested (Alojado) Code that performs a particular function and that is contained within code that performs a broader function.

Overhead (Gastos de infraestructura) business: basic expenses.

Node (Nodo) Fixed size chunk of secure network attached RAM.

Cluster (Grupo) Logical grouping of one or more ElastiCache nodes.

Offload (Descarga-descargar (Bajar la carga)) To transfer data from one device to another.

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Native apps - Aplicaciones nativas

Mobile Web apps - Aplicaciones móviles web

Hybrid apps - Aplicaciones hibridas

Fair use - Uso libre

Digitise - Digitalizar

Interactivity - Interactividad

Such as - Tal como

Among - Entre

Enable - Permite

Needless is to say - No es necesario decir

Nevertheless - A pesar de ello/eso

For a while - Por un tiempo

Drawback - Incoveniente

Well known - Conocido

Reply - Respuesta

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Webmaster - Administrador de página web

Project manager - Gerente del proyecto

IT support officer - Oficial de soporte informático

Network administrador - Administrador de redes

Hardware engineer - Ingeniero de hardware

Developer - Desarrollador

Software engineer - Ingeniero de software

Computer security specialist - Especialista en seguridad computacional

Database administrator - Administrador de base de datos

Tasks - Tareas

I am in charge of - Estoy a cargo de

Maintain - Mantenimiento

I am responsible for - Soy el responsable de

Wiring - Cableado

Troubleshoot - Solucionar problemas

Bachelor - Bachiller

Optimise - Optimizar

Meet requirements - Cumplir requisitos

Key Skills - Habilidades clave

Proficiency - Capacidad/Habilidad

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Work overtime - Horas extras

Apply for - Solicitar

Fire - Despedir

Earn - Ganar

Hire - Contratar

Be unemployed - Estar desempleado

Employees - Empleados

Résumé - Curriculum Vitae

Dismiss - Descartar/Despedir

Quit - Abandonar/Dejar

Give somebody the sack - Irse/Estar despedido

Employ - Trabajar

To be out of work - Estar sin trabajo

Wage - Salario

Easy Going - Tranquil@

Reliable - De confianza

Job Hunt - Busqueda de empleo

Bear in mind - Tener en cuenta

Abroad - En el extranjero

Spill - Derramar

Willigness - Voluntad

Concerning - Acerca de

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Code (Código) Check in source code, write the program.

Web Browser (Buscador Web) Application software for accessing the World Wide Web or a local website.

Authentication (Autentificación) Who can use the resource.

Authorization (Autorización) What resources can they use and in what ways.

Gateway (Entrada) Used to connect two different networks, especially a connection to the internet.

Available (Disponible) In service.

Disable (No disponible) Not in service.

Security (Seguridad) Protection of computer systems and information from harm, theft, and unauthorized use.

Performance (Rendimiento) Process by which a computer system's resources and outputs are assessed to determine whether the system is performing at an optimal level.

Upload (Subir) Transfer (data) from one computer to another, typically to one that is larger or remote from the user or functioning as a server.

Download (Descargar) Copy (data) from one computer system to another, typically over the internet.

Presigned (Prediseñada) Something locked that you can not change.

Customer (Cliente) A person or system of a specified kind with whom one has to deal.

Least (Mínimo) Smallest in amount, extent, or significance.

Wary (Cauteloso) Being on guard - watchful, cautious.

Throttle (Regular) Limiting a resource over a set amount of time.

Alleviate (Paliar, calmar, alivia) To make less intense or more bearable.

Drill down (Examinar a fondo, escudriñar) To go to deeper levels of an organized set of data in order to find more detail, especially on a computer or a website.

Seldom (Raramente, pocas veces) Rarely, infrequently.