What is the difference between 2-Tier architecture and
3-Tier architecture
Answer Posted / sandeep
In my point of view....
2 tier means client and server. In this system client
application interracts directly with server(means Database
server)by means of connection string. This architecture is
used in windows applications. So if any changes is happend
in business rules then we shud make changes in every
clients that were installed in different locations. More
over this system doesnt support scalability and high
availability(clustering). This system is used for small
business system.
3 Tier is for very big systems having complex business
rules . In this system apart from 2 tier a middle layer is
introduced, that is application layer. This layer departs
the direct connection of client with database. So many
features and standards can be achieved. Web applications
are using this architecture. This application and database
layers can be in one machine or in differents machines
located in remote areas.
am I rite ? unless please correct me.
thanks
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