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DBMS ARCHITECTURE

SHIV KUMAR
CSE DEPARTMENT
NGFCET, PALWAL
DBMS ARCHITECTURE

• Database System Architecture refers to the overall design and


organization of a database management system (DBMS),
including the hardware, software, data, and personnel
components.
• It defines the way data is stored, processed, and retrieved from
the database.
• It encompasses the physical and logical design of the database, as
well as the interactions between different components of the
system.
TYPES OF DBMS ARCHITECTURE

• Single-tier
• Two-tier
• Three-tier, and
• N-tier architecture.
The choice of architecture depends on factors such as the size of the
database, the number of users, the type of applications that will be
accessing the database, and the level of security and scalability
required.
1 TIER ARCHITECTURE

• The most basic DBMS architecture is the 1-tier DBMS design.


• All DBMS components ar
• The placed on a single server or platform, which means that the database is
directly accessible to the end user.
• Because of this direct connection, the DBMS gives a quick response,
which is why programmers frequently adopt this design to improve local
applications.

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