You already learned a bit about the client-server architecture when we discussed the two-tier, three-tier and n-tier architecture. Now, we look at it in detail.
Client-server architecture is the fundamental building block of the web.
The architecture works on a request-response model. The client sends the request to the server for information and the server responds with it.
Every website you browse, be it a WordPress blog, an application like Facebook, Twitter, or your banking app, is built on the client-server architecture.
A very small percentage of business websites and applications use the peer-to-peer architecture, which differs from the client-server.
I will discuss that later in the course. For now, let’s focus on the client.
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