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Types Of Servers
Web Server
A web server delivers website files (HTML, CSS, JS) to users over the internet. When you visit a website, your browser communicates with the web server to fetch and display the content.
Database Server
This server stores and manages data for websites or applications. It responds to requests from the application to retrieve, update, or delete information stored in databases.
File Server
A file server stores and shares files across a network. It’s commonly used in organizations for employees to access, upload, or download shared documents and files.
Mail Server
A mail server handles the sending, receiving, and storing of emails. It works in the background whenever you send or receive an email via services like Gmail or Outlook.
Application Server
This server runs specific software applications and helps process data between the user (frontend) and the backend. It’s often used alongside web servers for dynamic websites.
Proxy Server
A proxy server acts as a middleman between a user’s device and the internet. It hides the user’s IP, enhances security, and can be used for content filtering or caching.
DNS Server
A Domain Name System server translates domain names (like google.com) into IP addresses so that browsers can load websites. It’s essential for navigating the internet.
Virtual Server
This is a software-based server created on a physical server. Multiple virtual servers can run independently on the same machine using virtualization technology.
Cloud Server
Cloud servers are hosted on the internet and provide scalable, on-demand resources. They are flexible, reliable, and widely used in modern web hosting (e.g., AWS, Azure, Google Cloud).
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