Layered architecture is a common software architectural style. It organizes a system as a set of layers in a () structure. Each layer has a well-defined responsibility, and the task of each layer is relatively () from the others. In a typical application, the presentation layer is responsible for () information to users, while the business logic layer implements business rules and the data access layer retrieves and stores data. In a high-traffic system, a load balancer can prevent any single server from becoming (). With proper layering, scaling, and fault-tolerance measures, the system can remain () under heavy traffic.
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