What is the difference between 2 tier and 3 tier Architecture? Can you please tell the difference.

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Manjusha1

  • Jun 28th, 2006
 

Typical Client server architecture in which there is front end and back end is 2tier architecture.3tier architecture has front end ,middle layer as application server and backend or database layer.

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Praveen

  • Jun 29th, 2006
 

in some more detail...2 tier is a client-server application where only front end and back end layers are present. here front end receives data from end user and the same data is stored in back end using any data base...

in 3 tier the all three layers are present like Front end, back end and business logic layer...example for 3 tier is any web application. here front end is ur browser, business logic is any web server and back end is the database server.

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Naresh

  • Jul 3rd, 2006
 

The main difference is Business Logic
 
2 tier: typical client-server architecture
 
3 tier: client server architeture with the Business Logic
 
cheers,
Naresh

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