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Client-server relations describe a fundamental architecture in computer networking where tasks or workloads are distributed between providers of a resource or service, called servers, and the requesters of that service, called clients. This model is ubiquitous in modern computing, powering everything from web browsing to email and online gaming.
In this relationship, the server is a passive entity that waits for requests from clients. Once a
The advantages of the client-server model include centralized control and management of resources on the server,