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MySQL Architecture

This document provides an overview of different database architectures with MySQL: 1) It describes 1-tier, 2-tier, and 3-tier architectures, with 1-tier allowing direct user access to the database and 2-tier using an interface between the user and server. 2) 2-tier architecture is like a basic client-server model with an API connecting the client and server, while 3-tier adds an application layer between them. 3) The advantages of 3-tier architecture include improved scalability, data integrity, and security, while the disadvantage is increased complexity.

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MySQL Architecture

This document provides an overview of different database architectures with MySQL: 1) It describes 1-tier, 2-tier, and 3-tier architectures, with 1-tier allowing direct user access to the database and 2-tier using an interface between the user and server. 2) 2-tier architecture is like a basic client-server model with an API connecting the client and server, while 3-tier adds an application layer between them. 3) The advantages of 3-tier architecture include improved scalability, data integrity, and security, while the disadvantage is increased complexity.

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Configuration of MySQL

Course Name:
Database Faculty Name:
Administration Ms. Zaiba Khan
with MySQL
Branch- Assistant Professor(CSE)
B.Tech-VI Semester School of
Course Code: Engineering &
Technology
19009300
1
Introduction

 In a basic client/server DBMS architecture , the


system functionality distributed between two
types of modules

◦ A CLIENT MODE is typically designed , so it will run


on user workstation /PC.
 It handles user interaction & provides the user friendly
interface.

◦ A SERVER MODE typically handles data storage,


access search & other function.

2
Introduction
(Types of Tiers)

 1-Tier Architecture
 2-Tier Architecture
 3-Tier Architecture

3
One Tier Architecture

 The database is directly available to the user


◦ It means the user can directly work on the DBMS and
uses it

 Any changes done here will directly be done on


the database itself

 The 1-Tier architecture is used for development


of the local application
◦ where programmers can directly communicate with
the database for the quick response
 Examples…..
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Two Tier Architecture
 Two tier architecture is similar to a basic client-server model

 The application at the client end directly communicates with the


database at the server side

 API’s like ODBC,JDBC are used for this interaction

 The server side is responsible for providing query processing


and transaction management functionalities

 The client side, the user interfaces and application programs


are run

 The application on the client side establishes a connection with


the server side in order to communicate with the DBMS

 Example: Contact List prepared in MS-Access

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Two Tier Architecture

An advantage of this type is that maintenance and


understanding is easier, compatible with existing
systems

However this model gives poor performance when there


are a large number of users

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Three Tier Architecture

 There is another layer between the client and the


server
 The client does not directly communicate with the
server
 Instead, it interacts with an application server
which further communicates with the database
system and then the query processing and
transaction management takes place
 This intermediate layer acts as a medium for
exchange of partially processed data between server
and client
 This type of architecture is used in case of large web
applications

7
Three Tier Architecture
(Advantages and Disadvantages)
Advantages:
 Enhanced scalability
◦ Individual connections need not be made between client and
server.

 Data Integrity is maintained


◦ A middle layer between client and server, data corruption can
be avoided/removed

 Security is improved
◦ This model prevents direct interaction of the client with the
server thereby reducing access to unauthorized data

Disadvantages:
 Increased complexity of implementation and communication

8
Three Tier Architecture
(Pictorial Representation)

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Option Files

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