Web application architecture is a structure of web application that enables interaction between user applications, middleware systems, and databases on the internet and ensures all these elements are working together. Web applications can be simple functional websites or complex. The user’s request is made to the server through a browser. The browser then executes the request and shows the specific webpage to the user within seconds. Increased internet usage insists applications use web-based communication. So today web architecture is essential to execute the user’s request efficiently. Collaborating with a dependable web development company can optimize the process of creating and deploying resilient web application architectures customized to meet precise business requirements.
The web application has 2 codes.
Client-side and Server-side codes where client-side code in the browser is to respond to the user requests and server-side code on the server is to respond to HTTP requests.
This architecture uses one code base in the application to structure a single component providing high performance. It is the best choice for simple programs expecting quick deployment and to perform multiple tasks. However, it could become hard to maintain as it becomes complex and increases in size. This architecture provides operating system services like memory management, process scheduling, and file systems, in a single space. The components within the application interconnect with each other. Thus changes made in one component impact the other areas as well.
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Microservices Architecture, also known as microservices, enables the creation of large applications by breaking them down into small, independent services that communicate via APIs. This approach, known as the use of microservices in web development, allows different parts of the application to be made, deployed, and maintained independently, and can be called by other microservices to create a unified response for a single user request.
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In this architecture, cloud service providers like Amazon Microsoft, etc. manage the code execution instead of manually deployed on the server. Here multipage applications and services are developed and run without having to manage infrastructure. It's a good option for companies focusing on front-end development tasks and want to entrust server management to any tech partners. Working on small functions in apps is allowed in this architecture.
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