Difference between two tier and three tier architectures, Operating System

Assignment Help:

Question:

a) Illustrate with the help of a diagram, the difference between two tier and three tier architectures.

b) Explain in what kind of environment, a peer to peer environment is preferred rather than a client/server. Give reasons for your choice.

c) What do you understand by scripting? Is scripting important, justify your answer.

d) List the two types of extensions in which scripts are saved.

Related Discussions:- Difference between two tier and three tier architectures

What is the information associated with an open file, What is the informati...

What is the information associated with an open file? Various pieces of information are associated with an open file which may be: File pointer Disk location of th

Action taken by the operating system when a page fault occur, Q. Under what...

Q. Under what conditions do page faults occur? Explain the actions taken by the operating system when a page fault occurs. Answer: A page fault take places when an access to

Unix , A friend has promised to log in at a particular time. However, he ne...

A friend has promised to log in at a particular time. However, he needs to be contacted as soon as he logs in. The shell script checks after every minute whether he has logged in o

Define process? what is meant by state of a process?, Define process? What ...

Define process? What is meant by state of a process? Process is a program in implementation. A process in general includes the process stack, which consists temporary data and

Unix, UNIX Shell and History feature. 1.Creating a child process. 2.Creatin...

UNIX Shell and History feature. 1.Creating a child process. 2.Creating a history feature. Its exactly "programming project 1 - Unix Shell and History Feature (p.157-159)" in the Si

Hj, scheduling

scheduling

Explain root partition, Explain root partition The root partition,which...

Explain root partition The root partition,which have the operating-system kernel and potentially other system files, is mounted at boot time. In successful mount operation, ope

Named pipes, What is named pipes?

What is named pipes?

Difference between the vfork() and fork() system call, In the mean while th...

In the mean while the fork() system call the Kernel creates a copy of the parent process's address space and adds it to the child process. But the vfork() system call do no

What are the different accessing methods of a file, What are the different ...

What are the different accessing methods of a file? The different types of accessing a file are: Sequential access: Information in the file is accessed sequentially

Write Your Message!

Name

Email id

Message

Verfication Code

User Account

All Pages