centralserver
Centralserver, typically referred to as a central server, is a core component in many networked applications. It acts as the primary hub that coordinates communication among clients, stores and processes data, and provides access to shared resources and services. In client–server architectures, the central server serves as the central point of control for authentication, authorization, data management, and the execution of business logic, with clients interacting through standardized interfaces such as HTTP, REST, or RPC protocols.
Architectures vary from fully centralized deployments to models in which the central server remains the coordination
Scalability is addressed through horizontal scaling, load balancing, redundancy, and sometimes geographic distribution. Security considerations include
See also: distributed systems, edge computing, high availability, and data governance.