abstratium, n.
Pronunciation: ab-
strah-tee-
uhm
Frequency (in current use): infrequent, but trending.
Origin: verbification of the noun
abstract, by conversation.
Etymology: Latin abstractus drawn off (past participle of abstrahere).
Modern English: from 2022
1. The process of removing details related to software infrastructure in order to focus attention on
things of greater importance.
2. The result of not having to deal with the details of deploying software into the internet and being
able to focus on the functional problem at hand.
3. A
level of abstraction
allowing the software developer to focus on the creation of (business) value.
4. Magic removing the unnecessary complexities of software infrastructure like reverse proxies, networks, containers, etc.