Explain what is the meaning of a backend servers The Role of Backend Servers

The role of backend servers

The Role of Backend Servers  Backend servers are essential parts of modern computing infrastructure and play a key role in the process of serving data or applications to users or devices. They are typically located within the company’s premises or in the cloud. They are critical for sensitive data such as banking information and passwords (Ibrahim 2020). The backend servers are responsible for processing data and providing access for users who require access to the files and databases. Backend servers allow organizations to rapidly scale up, making it possible to offer services to more people than ever (Cevdetoglu, et al. 2015). Backend servers also provide security and safety for data they store. This includes encryption algorithms, firewalls, and other security measures to ensure that only authorized users and requests can access the data on the server (Ferry & Mehandjiev, 2021).  References  Cevdetoglu, Ç., Cevdetoglu, S., De Cola, S., Pinto, A., Akoglu, A., & Catak, B. (2015). Cloud computing security: State-of-the art Computer Networks 90: 1-13.  Ferry, J., & Mehandjiev, N. (2021). Security and privacy in the cloud: Design patterns and best practices. Elsevier.  Ibrahim, H. (2020). Digital Certificates for cloud security, storage management and data loss prevention. Security Techniques for Protecting Cloud Computing. (pp. 95-112). Apress.  Lee, W. C. (2019). The concepts of enterprise resource planning. Cengage Learning.Cont…