Asking stupid questions. Today: Why are Three Tier architectures great?
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@ewolff @simonbrown great may be too strong. 3TA lets you scale clients, application computation & and storage independently of one another
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@natpryce @simonbrown I'd say: Don't Distribute Your Objects bit.ly/1FnMOM6
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@ewolff @simonbrown that’s an othogonal issue
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@natpryce @simonbrown Scaling tiers independently mean distributing them - doesn't it?
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@ewolff 2TA was rich clients talking to the database server with app logic in stored procs
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@natpryce @ewolff I agree with most of your explanation, don’t see stored procs as a necessary aspect of 2TA though
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@stilkov @ewolff no, not necessary but historically was common way of implementing app functionality shared between clients …
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Replying to @natpryce
@natpryce @ewolff True, definitely common. I may be wrong, but in my recollection it appeared as a way to address the sharing issue.

Apr 9, 2015 · 7:25 PM UTC