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the internet
a global network that connects computers and computer networks
internetworking
the linking of computer networks
Internet Protocol (IP)
the communication system governing the global network of the internet, the main protocol that computers use to talk to each other
IP address
provides an identity to a device
function of IP addresses
a layer of protection, security, and greater reliability that allows devices to communicate with each other without human input
internet of things
a network of interconnected devices that talk to each other over the Internet
big data
a set of structures of unstructured data too arge to manage and manipulate with traditional software or tools
types of big data
video, images, text pages, GPS coordinates, etc
world wide web
a collection of webpages that can be accessed by the internet, invented by Tim Berners-Lee
web browser
uses the internet to access the world wide web
way www works
provides access to webpages linked together using hyperlinks
webpage
documents which may contain text or other media, stored on a web server, has a unique address known as a Uniform Resource Locator
web server
a computer specifically designed for hosting websites that is connected to the Internet and stores all the pages and supporting fules for the website
what does http stand for
Hypertext Transfer Protocol
http
governs communication between a webserver and a client
what does https stand for
Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure
https
includes secure encryption to allow transactions to be made over the internet
what does a url contain
http(s), domain name, area within website, webpage name
what does html stand for
hypertext markup language
client-server model
the relationship between two computers, the client and the server
client
requests the data to be sent, dependent of the server to provide and manage the information
server
recieves the request and provides the resources to the client
protocol
a set of rules that governs transmission of data
layers of clinet-server model
application --> transport --> network --> data link
application layer
represents the protocols and services that directly interact with the applications or end-user processes, enables communication betweem software and applications running on different devices
examples of application layer
http, smtp(simple mail transfer protocol), ftp(file transfer protocol, dns(domain name system)
transport layer
breaks down the message into small pieces called packets that are each given a packet number and the total number of packets. this information is used to assemble the packets in the correct order and see if there are any missing packets
network layer
responsible for addressing, routing, and fragmenting data packets across different networks and uses the IP as its main protocol
data link layer
also called the network interface layer, deals with the physical transmission of data over the local network or a specific link, encompasses protocols specific to the network medium being used, and is responsible for the reliable delivery of data frames between directly connected nodes, addressing within the local network, and error detection and correction
what does tcp stand for
Transmission Control Protocol
data link layer protocol examples
ethernet, wi-fi, PPP(point to-point protocol)
tcp
operates at the transport layer and breaks up dat ainto packets and then keeps track of them, ensuring that they arrive at the client error free
IP
operates at the network layer, is involved in the creation of packets, supplies each with details of the clinet's IP address and the server's IP address, and hangles how the packets are routed to their destination
information in packets
source, destination, packet sequence, data, error check
wi-fi
uses radio wave technology to transport data wirelessly