Analysis of the intermediate layer work in the three-tier architecture “client-server” of automation engineering problems
I A Barabanova, O Ja Kravets, S A Tkalich, D I Mutin
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I A Barabanova, O Ja Kravets, S A Tkalich, D I Mutin
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Abstract The article describes a mathematical model of a three-tier client-server architecture. The importance of using an intermediate server (application server), which provides preliminary data processing, is shown. Analytical conditions are obtained under which a three-tier architecture is more efficient than a two-tier one. Methods are proposed for increasing the performance of client-server systems in the tasks of automating production processes.
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Abstract The article describes a mathematical model of a three-tier client-server architecture. The importance of using an intermediate server (application server), which provides preliminary data processing, is shown. Analytical conditions are obtained under which a three-tier architecture is more efficient than a two-tier one. Methods are proposed for increasing the performance of client-server systems in the tasks of automating production processes.
Key concepts: Computer science, Client–server model, Fat client, Multitier architecture, Architecture, Automation, Layer (electronics), Application server