Current location - Education and Training Encyclopedia - Educational Knowledge - Characteristics of master-slave structure
Characteristics of master-slave structure
1, which can effectively use the resources of each workstation.

2. The workload on the server can be reduced.

3. The work efficiency of the network is very high.

4. It is difficult to manage the workstation.

5. The security of data is lower than that of dedicated server structure.

6. The network processing efficiency is low.

Brief introduction of master-slave architecture

The master-slave architecture or client/server architecture, referred to as C/S architecture, is a network architecture, which distinguishes the client (usually a program with a graphical user interface) from the server. Each instance of the client software can make a request to the server or the application server. There are many different types of servers, such as file servers and game servers.

The master-slave architecture is applied to many different types of applications through different channels, and the most common one is the web pages currently used on the Internet. For example, when you read articles in Wikipedia, your computer and web browser are regarded as clients, while the computers, databases and applications that make up Wikipedia are regarded as servers.