sünhroniseerimine
sünhroniseerimine is an Estonian term referring to the process of synchronization, which in computing and communications means aligning data or events across different systems or devices so that they maintain consistency and coherence. The concept has been integral to the development of networked systems since the early 1970s when time synchronization protocols were first introduced to coordinate distributed computing environments. Modern uses of sünhroniseerimine span a wide range of technologies, from file-sharing networks, where shared directories are regularly updated across multiple workstations, to cloud computing platforms, where virtual machines are kept in sync with central data stores to guarantee high availability.
In software development, sünhroniseerimine is a core concern in version control systems such as Git and Subversion.
Proper synchronization not only improves data integrity, but also enhances security, as rollback or replay attacks