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Client Server
Architecture
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01 02 03

Topic . 01 Topic . 02 Topic . 03

Application Application Two-tier
Logic in C/S Partitioning Database Server
Architectures Architectures
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Topic . 04 Topic . 05 Topic . 06

Characteristic Middleware Three-tier
s of two-tier and APIs Architectures
C/S
Systems
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Topic . 07 Topic . 08 Topic . 09

Thin Clients Web Languages for
application Creating Web
components Pages
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Topic . 10 Topic . 11 Topic . 12

Processing in 3-tier Benefits of t 3-
3-tier application tier
architectures considerations architectures
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Application Logic in C/S
01 Architectures

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TOPIC 01

Application Logic • Application logic refers to the code

and algorithms that define the
in C/S application’s functionality.
Architectures
• It processes user inputs, interacts
with the server, and manages the
flow of data between the client and
the server.
ALL ABOUT
LOGIC

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• Separating an application into
components that run on multiple
Application servers.

Partitioning • Programming languages and

development systems that
support this architecture, known
as "three-tier client/server," may
allow the program to be
developed as a whole and then

PARTING separated into pieces later.

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Two-tier Database • In two-tier, the application logic is

either buried inside the User
Server Interface on the client or within
Architectures the database on the server (or
both).

• With two-tier client/server

architectures, the user system
interface is usually located in the
user’s desktop environment and
the database management
TWO -TIER services are usually in a server
that is a more powerful machine
that services many clients.

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• Two-tier architecture consists of two
layers : Client Tier and Database
Characteristics of (Data Tier).
two-tier C/S
• It is easy to build and maintain..
Systems
• It is a Client-Server Architecture.

• Two-tier architecture runs slower.

• Straightforward with the client

TWO-TIER talking directly to the database
making it great for smaller and
SYSTEMS simpler setups.

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• Middleware is software that acts as
an intermediary between clients and
servers.
Middleware and
• It provides additional functionalities
APIs like authentication, logging,
message queuing, and transaction
management.

• API or Application Programming

Interface refers to the way one
COMPONE computer program talks to another.

NTS • These communication are initiated

by an API client and accepted by an
API endpoint.

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• In the three-tier, the application logic or
process lives in the middle tier, it is
Three-tier separated from the data and the user
interface.
Architectures
• Three-tier systems are more scalable,
robust and flexible. In addition, they can
integrate data from multiple sources.

• In three-tier, the application logic or

THREE- process resides in the middle-tier, it is

separated from the data and the user
interface.
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• In thin client / server
architecture, software and data
are stored in the remote servers
on the network.
Thin Clients
• However, it is possible to
communicate and exchange data
with other clients on the
network.

• As there is no local disk or

portable media drive on the thin
CLIENTS client, user data is stored on the
remote file servers on the
network.

• Software upgrade is done

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• Each application can have a
different number of components.
All components of the previously
Web application mentioned model can be divided
components into:
1. Client

2. Server → Web server → Web

application logic → Database
(DB)

WEB COMPO 3. Services (microservices) →

Integration with third-party
NENTS services → Integration with web
applications

4. Serverless functions

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• Python - is a highly popular open-
source language for backend web
Languages for development, known for its ease of
learning and immediate usability.
Creating Web
• PHP is an open-source scripting
Pages language primarily used for
developing dynamic and complex
websites.

• C# is an object-oriented
programming language created by
LANGUAG Microsoft primarily for the .NET
framework and Windows applications.
ES • Other examples, Ruby, Java, Swift,
Kotlin

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• The presentation tier is the user
interface and communication
Processing in 3- layer of the application, where the
tier end user interacts with the
application.
architectures
• The application tier, also known as
the logic tier or middle tier, is the
heart of the application.

• The data tier, sometimes called

PROCESSI database tier, data access tier or
back-end, is where the information
NG that is processed by the
application is stored and
managed.

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• It is a Web-based application.

3-tier application • In three-tier, the application logic or

considerations process resides in the middle-tier, it
is separated from the data and the
user interface.

• Three-tier architecture consists of

three layers : Client Layer, Business
Layer and Data Layer.

CONSIDER • It is complex to build and maintain.

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• Three-tier architecture runs faster.

Benefits of 3-tier • It is secured as client is not allowed to

communicate with database directly.
architectures
• It results in performance loss whenever the
system is run on Internet but gives more
performance than two-tier architecture.

• Improved scalability: Any tier can be scaled

independently of the others as needed.

• Improved reliability: An outage in one tier

BENEFITS is less likely to impact the availability or
performance of the other tiers.

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