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If you bought this expecting to learn easily through pictures as the title suggests, you are greatly mistaken... There are very few illustrations, and even those are useless... 99% is text explanation... A book of absolutely no help to beginners...
Due to the rapid advancement of digital technology, the times have changed significantly. We now live in an environment where we can carry multiple localized devices (mobile phones, MP3 players, PDAs, cameras, etc.) to store data and access the internet from anywhere. Furthermore, with the dazzling development of semiconductor integration technology, all information and tools have been integrated and stored on the web, leading to the rise of the cloud. Consequently, multiple digital devices
This book provides a very easy and useful summary of client-server architecture, complete with illustrations. Although the author is Japanese, I also appreciate the translator's thoughtfulness in adapting parts of the text to suit the Korean context. I highly recommend this to anyone who needs basic server knowledge.
Author Yasuhiro Nishimura, currently the General Manager of Financial Institutions (FI) at Fujitsu Corporation's Field Innovation Division, has published numerous books on RPA and systems while working in digital systems-related businesses. *Learning Server Architecture Through Illustrations* is a book designed to answer the questions of those who wish to learn about the basics of servers and systems, servers and systems used in companies, and systems related to devices used in the Fourth
Yasuhiro Nishimura: Server Architecture Learned Through Pictures
Most systems in the world are structured around servers. Whether it is a POS system in a convenience store or supermarket, or a production management system in a factory, any system requires a server to perform a role of a certain scale. This book introduces a wide range of information related to servers, targeting those who wish to build basic knowledge of servers and systems, as well as those currently working in or likely to work in information systems. It explains servers from various perspectives—covering their basics, roles by type, hardware, and applications or business systems—and comprehensively covers security, disaster management, operation, implementation, and cost aspects. Furthermore, it introduces the latest technological trends related to servers, such as virtualization, cloud computing, big data, and IoT. Servers can be grasped at a glance through easy explanations and simple diagrams, and the practice sections at the end of each chapter allow readers to put what they have learned into practice and apply it.
Korean title: 그림으로 배우는 서버 구조
Korean author: 니시무라 야스히로
Korean publisher: 영진닷컴
ISBN-13: 9788931463279
Reviews
If you bought this expecting to learn easily through pictures as the title suggests, you are greatly mistaken... There are very few illustrations, and even those are useless... 99% is text explanation... A book of absolutely no help to beginners...
Due to the rapid advancement of digital technology, the times have changed significantly. We now live in an environment where we can carry multiple localized devices (mobile phones, MP3 players, PDAs, cameras, etc.) to store data and access the internet from anywhere. Furthermore, with the dazzling development of semiconductor integration technology, all information and tools have been integrated and stored on the web, leading to the rise of the cloud. Consequently, multiple digital devices
This book provides a very easy and useful summary of client-server architecture, complete with illustrations. Although the author is Japanese, I also appreciate the translator's thoughtfulness in adapting parts of the text to suit the Korean context. I highly recommend this to anyone who needs basic server knowledge.
Author Yasuhiro Nishimura, currently the General Manager of Financial Institutions (FI) at Fujitsu Corporation's Field Innovation Division, has published numerous books on RPA and systems while working in digital systems-related businesses. *Learning Server Architecture Through Illustrations* is a book designed to answer the questions of those who wish to learn about the basics of servers and systems, servers and systems used in companies, and systems related to devices used in the Fourth
