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Noun Concept
Categories: Network architecture, Servers (computing), Articles with short description, Application layer protocols, Inter-process communication
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client–server model  client-server  2-tier  2-tier architecture  Benefits of client server computing
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The client–server model is a distributed application structure that partitions tasks or workloads between the providers of a resource or service, called servers, and service requesters, called clients. Wikipedia
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The client–server model is a distributed application structure that partitions tasks or workloads between the providers of a resource or service, called servers, and service requesters, called clients. Wikipedia
A computer network programming model Wikipedia Disambiguation
Distributed application structure in computing Wikidata
IS A
network architecture
software architecture
HAS PART
node
server
server-side
server software
HAS KIND
server-based computing
HAS INSTANCE
Internet Relay Chat
HAS PARTS OF THE CLASS
node
server software
OPPOSITE OF
peer-to-peer
PARTIALLY COINCIDENT WITH
centralized computing
Wikipedia
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client–server model
Wikidata
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client-server
Wikipedia Redirections
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2-tier, 2-tier architecture, Benefits of client server computing, client-server, client-server architecture, Client-server computing, client-server model, Client-server programming, client-server protocol, Client-server system, Client-Side, client/server, client/server architecture, Client/server computing, Client/server environment, client/server network, Client/server principle, client/server protocol, client server, client server architecture, Client server communication, client–server, client–server architecture, Client–server computing, Server-client architecture, Server-client model, server–client architecture
Wikidata Alias
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C/S, client-server model, client-server relationship, client/server, client–server architecture, Client–server model, client–server model, Online Systems, single seat

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