Running Head: SOFTWARE ENGINEERING DISTRIBUTED MODELSSOFTWARE ENGINEERING DISTRIBUTED MODELSName of the StudentName of the University
1SOFTWARE ENGINEERING DISTRIBUTED MODELSIntroductionMost of the computer-based systems are distributed systems, the processing ofinformation over several computerized machines in place of a single machine (Khan and Sayed2017). Thus, distributed models in software engineering have become a vital part of theenterprise computer system which includes Databases, file systems, operating system and theinternet. Here, we are choosing two main distributed architecture Client-server architectures andMaster/slave architecture.1. Compare and Contrasting Distributed ModelsIn the Client Server Architecture/Model the application process has been dividedinto different services in the network where each of the network process is either a server or aclient. These services are provided by the servers and the clients. The two main implementationof this architecture are Thin-client here the servers completes the processes and then manages thedata, this model allows to store the data centrally, the information and applications are efficientlydistributed to the clients and Fat-Client model servers are only responsible for managing andmaintaining the data. The applications and interaction with the system that manages the systemsoftware are executed by the software residing on the client machine (Robi, Mostafa and Khan2016). In the Master Slave Architecture/Model, the master sends the task and the slave picks upthe job and then processes them. The pattern balances the system sinec the workers distributesthe load.
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