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multitier application

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multitier application
An application, in which one part runs on one server and another part runs on another. See three-tier client/server.


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lt;p>But it's not yet that easy, at least for a complex multitier application that depends on internal databases and that serves thousands of users with ever-changing access rights.
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Inkra's VSA simplifies the rollout and operations of a multitier application infrastructure.
 
 
 
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