A company has installed an application that only requires a workstation to function. Which of the following architecture types is this application using?
A. One-tier
Explanation:
A one-tier architecture (also known as a standalone application) means that the entire application—user interface, business logic, and data storage—runs on a single workstation without requiring external servers or databases.
Why the other options are incorrect:
B. Two-tier → Requires both a client (workstation) and a server (database/server application) to function. Example: A workstation running an application that connects to a remote database.
C. Three-tier → Involves three separate layers:
Presentation Layer (User Interface - Client)
Application Layer (Business Logic - Server)
Data Layer (Database - Database Server)
D. n-tier → Expands beyond three tiers, commonly used in cloud-based or enterprise applications with multiple layers (e.g., web servers, application servers, database servers).
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