What is the difference between n-tier and n-layer architecture?
Answer / Sapna Rai
N-tier architecture refers to a software design pattern in which an application is divided into multiple logical layers or tiers, each running on a separate server. Each tier can be thought of as a collection of processes that communicate with one another through well-defined interfaces. On the other hand, N-layer architecture is a design pattern in which an application is logically separated into distinct layers based on their responsibilities, but all layers run on the same machine.
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