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  • Tanya Shivariundefined Offline
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    Functioning well or as expected.

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      A [concise] expression meaning of adequate performance without stretching to high-performance (especially since [High Performance] Computing has a specific meaning of its own). Unfortunately, in the modern language of hyperbole, terms like adequate and acceptable have negative connotations along the lines of not really good enough but [better than nothing]. So, we, as an industry, have invented a jargon word performant to express the idea that a thing has a level of performance sufficient that you dont need to worry about it and can look for optimisations elsewhere in your system.

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        Something that has [adequate] or better [performance]. Combination of [Performance] and Conformant. Commonly used by Microsofties but not a real word.

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          Describes whether or not a system will perform under load.
          Usage first appeared in [magazine] [publishing] industry.
          Possibly made up by one of my system [architects].

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            (of technology, etc.) working in an effective way:

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