Web works
A website presents a view of a webpage that contains text, graphical images, and animations, which are accessed through web accessing software (Browser). Specifically, this software allows users to view, interact with, and navigate through the content on the webpage.
Short story of web
A client is a computer , phone or other internet connected devices which sends request to server through browser.
A server that stores files , folder and datas of a site, accepts request from client send back a copy of page to requested client (computer) and downloaded it first at client’s computer and make it accessible by client .
A client, which may be a computer, phone, or other internet-connected device, sends a request to a server through a browser. The server stores files, folders, and data of a website, and accepts requests from clients, sending back a copy of the page to the requested client. This copy is downloaded first onto the client’s computer, making it accessible to the client. As a result, clients can interact with and navigate through the content on the website, thus establishing a two-way communication between the server and the client.
Let us imagine A web works as like a road . you (client) are standing at the one end of road . At other end of the road , there is a shop (server) from where you want to purchase a product.
Let’s Go into Deep
- A client (you) cross the Road (internet) to desired (website) shop and purchase whatever he needs.
- Client sends request to server by using web address through TCP/IP internet protocol.
- DNS server finds web address in server and matches with IP (real) address.
- Server sends a copy of website to client into small chunks of packets that assembles at client side and viewed as website.
DNS (Domain Name Server)
Real addresses are not easy to remember, as they consist of a range of numbers. Therefore, when accessing a website, you typically enter its “web address”, such as google.com, into your browser’s address bar because it is easier to remember. However, you can also access a website by typing its real IP address, such as 216.58.220.206.
Packets
Data is sent to clients in small chunks or packets so that multiple users can access the website at the same time. If the data were sent in big chunks, multiple users would not be able to access the website simultaneously.
Hosting
Hosting plays a crucial role in the functioning of a website. Once a client sends a request to a server through a browser, the server, responsible for storing files, folders, and data of the website, needs a place to keep these resources accessible to the client. This is where hosting comes in. Hosting refers to the process of storing a website’s files on a server and making them available for access over the internet. A hosting provider offers the infrastructure, resources, and services required to keep a website up and running smoothly. It ensures that the website remains accessible to users and can handle multiple requests simultaneously. Hosting providers offer various types of hosting, such as shared hosting, dedicated hosting, and cloud hosting, each with its own advantages and features. Choosing the right hosting provider and plan is essential for a website’s performance, security, and reliability.
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This way the journey of website gets finished.
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