Explanation:
This question describes a classic client-server architecture where:
This is a centralized architecture because:
Why not the other options:
The described architecture is centralized because it relies on dedicated servers that clients depend on, which is the fundamental characteristic of client-server systems.
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Processes, in a distributed system, are divided into two groups, with possible overlap. A server is a process that implements a specific service. A client is a process that requests a service from a server by sending it a request and then waiting for the server's response. This is an example of architecture:
A
Multidivided.
B
Structured peer-to-peer.
C
Decentralized.
D
Unstructured peer-to-peer.
E
Centralized.