singleclient
A single-client system refers to a computing or software architecture designed to serve a single user or client at a time, as opposed to multi-client or multi-user systems that accommodate multiple simultaneous users. This model is commonly found in standalone applications, dedicated workstations, or specialized hardware where the primary focus is on individual performance and dedicated resource allocation.
In software development, single-client applications are often simpler to design and maintain compared to distributed or
Single-client systems are also prevalent in embedded devices and IoT (Internet of Things) solutions, where devices
The trade-off of single-client systems is their lack of scalability and flexibility. They cannot easily accommodate