| Definition |
Client-Server Architecture is a Database concept used to store, organize, manage, retrieve, secure, or describe structured information.
Client-Server Architecture is a Cloud Computing concept used to describe the core capabilities, roles, resources, and operating assumptions of cloud environments.
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| Context & Usage |
Database professionals use this concept when designing, operating, documenting, or troubleshooting data systems.
Related concepts include Database and Database Management System.
Technical and business stakeholders use this concept when discussing the basic vocabulary of cloud adoption, architecture, procurement, and operations.
Related concepts include Cloud Computing.
Additional Resource: CNCF Cloud Native Glossary.
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