What is the difference between 2-Tier architecture and
3-Tier architecture
Answer Posted / bhagwat shinde
2 Tier architecture it's commonly use when your client majority is less if your client's are increasing then we need to configure all the code in client system wherever the client is increase then resides the database one centralized machine (make a server ) and use it.
3 tier architecture all the three different layer's distribute in three different places it's not necessary to put three different places also you can make the developer system as a web server,Database,and all the GUI related functionality. early day's all the ATM machine transaction done using this feature.
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