| English | German |
| application isolation | Anwendungsisolation (The separation of applications by process boundaries that prevent the applications from affecting one another) |
| atomicity, consistency, isolation, durability | Konsistenz (The four essential properties of an electronic transaction. Atomicity requires that a transaction be fully completed or else fully canceled. Consistency requires that resources used are transformed from one consistent state to another. Isolation requires all transactions to be independent of each other. Durability requires that the completed transaction be permanent, including survival through system failure) |
| atomicity, consistency, isolation, durability | Dauerhaftigkeit (The four essential properties of an electronic transaction. Atomicity requires that a transaction be fully completed or else fully canceled. Consistency requires that resources used are transformed from one consistent state to another. Isolation requires all transactions to be independent of each other. Durability requires that the completed transaction be permanent, including survival through system failure) |
| atomicity, consistency, isolation, durability | Isolation (The four essential properties of an electronic transaction. Atomicity requires that a transaction be fully completed or else fully canceled. Consistency requires that resources used are transformed from one consistent state to another. Isolation requires all transactions to be independent of each other. Durability requires that the completed transaction be permanent, including survival through system failure) |
| atomicity, consistency, isolation, durability | Atomarität (The four essential properties of an electronic transaction. Atomicity requires that a transaction be fully completed or else fully canceled. Consistency requires that resources used are transformed from one consistent state to another. Isolation requires all transactions to be independent of each other. Durability requires that the completed transaction be permanent, including survival through system failure) |
| isolation level | Isolationsstufe (The property of a transaction that controls the degree to which data is isolated for use by one process, and is guarded against interference from other processes) |
| network isolation | Netzwerkisolation (The use of an IP address pool to enable multiple copies of a lab environment to be run concurrently without causing network conflicts such as conflicts in computer names, DNS registration, and so forth) |
| network isolation environment | Netzwerkisolationsumgebung (A virtual environment that is run with network isolation, thereby protecting it from network conflicts) |
| privilege isolation | Rechteisolierung (A window manager subsystem that blocks applications at a lower UI privilege level from sending messages to or hooking threads belonging to processes with a higher UI privilege level) |
| snapshot isolation level | Momentaufnahme-Isolationsstufe (A transaction isolation level in which each read operation performed by a transaction returns all data as it existed at the start of the transaction. Because a snapshot transaction does not use locks to protect read operations, it will not block other transactions from modifying any data read by the snapshot transaction) |
| transaction isolation level | Transaktionsisolationsstufe (The property of a transaction that controls the degree to which data is isolated for use by one process, and is guarded against interference from other processes) |
| UI Privilege Isolation | Benutzeroberflächen-Rechteisolierung (A window manager subsystem that blocks applications at a lower UI privilege level from sending messages to or hooking threads belonging to processes with a higher UI privilege level) |
| User Interface Privilege Isolation | Benutzeroberflächen-Rechteisolierung (A window manager subsystem that blocks applications at a lower UI privilege level from sending messages to or hooking threads belonging to processes with a higher UI privilege level) |
| user isolation | Benutzerisolation (A method, using user names, for separating and isolating content areas within an FTP site. This is to ensure that users don't access FTP directories of one another) |
| worker process isolation mode | Arbeitsprozess-Isolationsmodus (The Web process model for IIS 6.0) |
