Client-Server Architecture Is Defined by Directional Resource Flow

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The defining asymmetry of the client-server model is that one party receives resources while the other provides them. This directional flow — request versus supply — is what separates it from peer-to-peer or other distributed patterns. Every higher-level concern (auth, state, scaling) layers on top of this single distinction.

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