Decoupled
Definition - What does Decoupled mean?
Decoupled, or decoupling, is a state of an IT environment in which two or more systems somehow work or are connected without being directly connected. It is a type of IT operational environment where systems, elements or components have none or very little knowledge about the other components.
Techopedia explains Decoupled
Typically, a decoupled system consists of one or more standalone computing components/elements, such as a computer, server, business application and storage application. Each component is connected via a shared interface but can operate independently. Their performance and operation usually does not affect other systems.
For example, in cloud computing infrastructure services, the cloud provider is responsible for delivering the cloud or backend infrastructure but does not have any control over the client's applications installed and used on top of it by the client.
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