ClientServerCloud
ClientServerCloud is a computing paradigm that combines traditional client-server architecture with cloud computing resources to deliver applications and data. In this model, client devices request services from servers, which in turn leverage cloud infrastructure—such as scalable storage, computing power, and managed services—to process requests and store data. The approach enables centralized management and elasticity across distributed users and devices.
It typically involves three logical layers: the client, the application/edge layer with APIs, and the cloud
Key characteristics include scalability, pay-per-use economics, and the ability to offload compute-intensive tasks to cloud resources
Benefits include reduced client complexity, easier updates, and improved disaster recovery. Challenges encompass data sovereignty and
Typical use cases are mobile and web applications that require scalable backends, software as a service platforms,
Not a formal standard, ClientServerCloud represents a common pattern as organizations blend edge, on-premises, and cloud