Website 3tier architecture with spring boot
Hi guys i would like to ask about how do you develop a website with 3 tier architecture with spring boot. The main problem that i face is that i cant understand the cliend where will send the http request to get the page into an APACHE server that will have the static front-end files and then with the javascript calls to fetch from the tomcat or to put the files inside the resource and get the spring boot programm the calls and serve the html pages?
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soo if i want to be seperate then its 3tier or no that my main question to say
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that's exactly and on point what frustrates me. So you could say if even with one "layer" server you can make a 3 layer tier. But in reality is 3 different servers?
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soo the apache for example as the front-end server the tomcat for besines with the mysql server. Yes its for my university about to build a webapp with 3 tier architecture for health system
in this case as you said it i should put everything on the tomcat then if and the client is in a tier cuz client-tomcat-database 3
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ok thank you very much for the the advices and your time to explain to me
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