The Client Server Model | Clients and Servers

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So the tv show Silicon Valley was attempting to restructure the internet from a client-server model into a peer to peer one instead? Very cool, thanks for the clear explanation.

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[@Chiramisudo]

Excellent explanation!! Traditionally we think of things in terms of many clients to a single server. However, consider the hardware world where you may actually have multiple "servers" (e.g. IoT devices in a factory) that you are connecting to from a single client. The devices are listening for _connections_ to their server application then pushing data to the connected clients. A good example would be a middleware connecting multiple devices (e.g. over TCP sockets) and pushing their data up to another service for consumption. ;)

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Amazing video! I always think it's very confusing when people are doing socket programming and they call some application for client and the other for server. What I now underdtand is that what people often use is p2p communication, but they still try to use the client-server terminology, which makes everything confusing. After watching your video I think I finally understand how to use the terms client and server correctly. Keep up your good work! ❤

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so messengers are examples of peer to peer model?

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can we replace one pc to mobile... is this possible to create this model havin' one mobile in that network?

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is it true a server cannot be a device because I think a server can either be a program or a device dedicated to provide certain services to clients

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[@dancl8674]

Great Video, you did a good job... Things are more clear now, but you did not cover what the HOST is... so it's still not clear what role it plays in the client-server model...

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[@xOALtoFrEak900Ox]

so servers are computer programs that contain such information, which are usually installed on super-computers, which are then called super computers? These programs contain x information that is then sent to the client computers that are connected to then servers through what. An intranet? Can prepackaged software be accessed through intranets?

[@durrhurr55]

David Cipriano I'm confused about this too. How to get a server within my intranet . Or how end to end communication works

[@yasirhaddad5729]

David, I have a good answer for you: consider if you have an app I mean mobile app through your work and use it to request your paycheck copy also to make attendance to work and time off request so by this way you are the client and the admin who responds to your request will be the server and you connect through the web using internet as a tool to respond to you and that's it, I hope this helps little bit . thanks

[@Aran_2]

My teacher said that there are 2 types. The Client Server C/S architecture and B/S browser server architecture, what does that mean? As I understand it the difference is that the B/S architecture uses a middleware, which is like an application server?

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What different from MVC? Use less servers?

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[@TheCameltotem]

Still don't get it. Even if you have a javascript thats making a call to a DB. It still has to go to the server. It can never be a client side application then?

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Isn't it correct that Skype isn't using Peer-2-Peer anymore? Now that it is bought by Microsoft?

[@TheTechCave]

I don't know about that. My point was to introduce the concept. ;)

[@durrhurr55]

WebDev Cave what would be the easiest way to get a server up and running ? I've used iis as localhost before , but it always breaks after a couple uses. Dont know how to edit bindings. I always thought of a server as some type of command prompt you log into and then have to type commands to get what you want . Which command line docs are hard af to understand . Been trying everyday for more than a year . If can't get past script kiddie stage at my age there's no point in living

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WebDev Cave i appreciate the vid tho . This makes it a bit easier

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thanks for your videos, this was very helpful for me to understand, can u please talk about distributed system architecture RMI, MOM ..?

[@maryamsaba8136]

if server collapse.... can computer communicate with each other or not.... can the system of network(communication) also collapse?

[@TheTechCave]

It depends on architecture of the network. There are some cases where the failure of one node(e.g. computer, any device) in the network will cause the failure of the rest. But that's rare. Most networks will continue to work well after the failure of some node(s). In the case of server-client communication. Of course, if the server collapse there will be problems in communication, and maybe the connection will terminate. If the network is centralized, the server being the center, then yes the network will collapse as a result.

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