What is the benefit of having separate web servers and application servers?

Most of the web applications that I have seen developed in my organisation , have the following components :

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Is it wrong to extend an inner static class in java? (Builder pattern)

I’m working on a java project for the university. The project is a card game in which you travel around a 2D map and fight against some enemies. My part consists of creating the deck and the cards.

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What to do with a big pull request for just one feature?

We are using git flow as a branching model, and we have a feature ticket that conceptually is a pretty small feature in the software management tool, in this case Jira.

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Is it good practice to use the Django template system and/or its admin site for commercial applications?

As a beginner to web applications and front end stuff, I’m really confused about if it’s good practice to use the Django template system and its admin interface in commercial applications.

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Project icons / images organization

I am asking a question about the overall architecture between different projects.

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Know when a resource has been fully consumed

I’ve got a race condition problem I need to solve with a distributed API/service and would appreciate vetting my plan and any fresh ideas I have missed.

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What’s the reason for wiremock instead of Mockito in integration tests [closed]

Closed last year.

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Understanding dependency inversion

According to the definition by Robert Martin, high level modules should not depend on low level modules, instead both should depend on abstractions.

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Best Practice: Unit test coverage vs. in-method sanity checks [duplicate]

This question already has an answer here: Code Coverage or Test Brevity? (1 answer) Closed last year. I have a code-coverage requirement of of a certain percentage, and face the following tradeoff: Should I sacrifice in-method sanity checks and error handling for ease of (unit-) testability? Lets consider two variants of a simple method addAndSquare. […]

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Ian Sommerville – Software Engineering – Requirements Engineering

I have a question about the structure of requirements. Ian Sommerville (Software Engineering 10th Edition, 2016) divides requirements into User Requirements, System Requirements, Functional Requirements and Non-Functional Requirements. Can I understand this structure in a way that user and system requirements are one abstraction level above functional and non-functional requirements?

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What is the benefit of having separate web servers and application servers?

Is it wrong to extend an inner static class in java? (Builder pattern)

What to do with a big pull request for just one feature?

Is it good practice to use the Django template system and/or its admin site for commercial applications?

Project icons / images organization

Know when a resource has been fully consumed

What’s the reason for wiremock instead of Mockito in integration tests [closed]

Understanding dependency inversion

Best Practice: Unit test coverage vs. in-method sanity checks [duplicate]

Ian Sommerville – Software Engineering – Requirements Engineering