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Client-Server Architecture

Client-server architecture is a model in distributed computing where client devices request resources or services from centralized servers, which provide and manage these resources. This architecture is fundamental for enabling networked applications and services across various domains.

intermediate
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Client-server architecture is a foundational model in distributed systems, where clients request services from centralized servers. This architecture allows for efficient resource management and communication, making it essential for web applications, online gaming, and cloud services. Understanding...

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Key Terms

Client
A device or application that requests services from a server.

Example: A web browser is a client that requests web pages from a server.

Server
A system that provides resources or services to clients.

Example: A database server stores and manages data for applications.

Request
A message sent from a client to a server asking for a service.

Example: A GET request asks for data from a server.

Response
A message sent from a server back to a client, containing the requested data.

Example: A server responds with a 200 OK status and the requested webpage.

Protocol
A set of rules governing the communication between devices.

Example: HTTP is a protocol used for transferring web pages.

Load Balancer
A device that distributes network or application traffic across multiple servers.

Example: A load balancer ensures no single server becomes overwhelmed with requests.

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The practice of protecting web applications from threats and vulnerabilities.
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Key Concepts

ClientServerRequest-Response ModelNetwork Communication