PK0-005 · Question #4
The high-level technical requirements for a new application state that the application should be suitable to support enterprise-level client-server solutions. Which of the following meets these…
The correct answer is C. Multitier architecture. Multitier architecture (also called n-tier architecture) is specifically designed for enterprise-level client-server solutions. It separates the application into distinct layers - typically presentation, business logic, and data - allowing each tier to scale independently…
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The high-level technical requirements for a new application state that the application should be suitable to support enterprise-level client-server solutions. Which of the following meets these requirements?
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- AData warehouse
- BSQL database
- CMultitier architecture
- DContent management system
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(26 responses)- A4% (1)
- B4% (1)
- C92% (24)
Explanation
Multitier architecture (also called n-tier architecture) is specifically designed for enterprise-level client-server solutions. It separates the application into distinct layers - typically presentation, business logic, and data - allowing each tier to scale independently, supporting large numbers of concurrent users and high availability. A SQL database is just a data storage component. A data warehouse is optimized for analytical queries, not transactional client-server operations. A content management system is an application for managing web content, not a general-purpose enterprise architecture pattern.
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