production
- noun
- /prəˈdʌkʃən/
- Specialized
- As a project moves toward production, the spending curve tilts sharply upward, and this attracts managerial attention.
- production environment
- go into production
- production system
And the idea was to use production systems.
- And the idea was to use production systems.
- It compiles Google's production server applications.
- And So what we've seen today is that getting models in production can take weeks or months.
- That has a disastrous effect if we put that into production everywhere.
Examples
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At the same time, this needs to go into production.
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Advances in technology now allow engineers to build production-ready tooling faster and cheaper than ever before.
Academic text (1995) -
And the idea was to use production systems.
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Could we try running it while the production system is rebooting?
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GyroEngine sensors are already in production for use in car navigation.
Academic text (1994) -
I've got total control over Worldwide Satellite Network and EPH-3 in full production.
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The software team deployed the new feature into production to improve user experience.
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We need to ensure that the application runs smoothly in production before launching it to our users.
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The engineers are monitoring the production environment for any potential issues during peak usage.
Synonyms
The live computer system used by real users
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A series of machines and workers in a factory that make a product step by step
- Specialized
Editing and adding effects to film, video, or audio after recording ends
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When glands in the body make and send out chemicals that control body functions
An event where people put on a play with actors, a director, and stage sets
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A way for citizens and government staff to work together to design and provide services
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A very energetic light particle changes into an electron and a positron near a nucleus
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The way a person makes clear spoken words other people can understand
How Live
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Etymology
Production comes from Latin pro- 'forth' and ducere 'to lead', the same root as produce. In computing it means the live system that is 'brought out' to real users, so production is the environment where finished software runs for people.