Have you ever thought how the servers work? How these WebPages deliver to us? How we get so many results of a single question? Well if no, then it is the right time to get all the answers related to such kind of questions. Well I guess we all know how to rule the web but I doubt half of us would be aware of the mechanisms which makes things (sending WebPages to us and showing lots of result of a particular question) possible. Well i am sure that most of you would love to know about it that is why here we are to explain you the mechanisms of a server, we will tell you the process of a server. In short you will get to know how a server works.
Well if we dig this topic then I am sure that your curiosity to know more about it will definitely increase. Okay now just take an example. Well let assume that you are working on the web, trying to open a page by entering its URL (URL stands for Uniform Resource Locator). When you do it, on the very nexct6 moment the respective page appear on the display. It hardly takes 23 to 24 seconds. Isn’t it so inquisitive? I know it is but how many of you have fascinated about its implementation? Well if you are one of them who wanted or want to know about it then we assure you that it is the right place from where you can find out all the necessary details plus the mechanisms which make it happen.
We are going to provide you the complete details in simple steps kindly go through it. And we are sur4e that you will have a great amount for information after reading this article.
How it starts –
Well whenever you enter any URL into Google chrome, the respective page pops up on the screen without taking so much of time. I must say that technology has made things quite easier and saves a lot of time. But the real question is what made it happen? Well the answer is Google chrome constructed a connection to a Web server and then requested a page and to the second moment your request pops on your page.
Let’s make its bit more Understandable and extensive –
Well in the first paragraph we gave you the details regarding how server works? But here we will tell you its mechanisms extensively. Well behind the scenes what happened is as same as the steps given below.
Well if we dig this topic then I am sure that your curiosity to know more about it will definitely increase. Okay now just take an example. Well let assume that you are working on the web, trying to open a page by entering its URL (URL stands for Uniform Resource Locator). When you do it, on the very nexct6 moment the respective page appear on the display. It hardly takes 23 to 24 seconds. Isn’t it so inquisitive? I know it is but how many of you have fascinated about its implementation? Well if you are one of them who wanted or want to know about it then we assure you that it is the right place from where you can find out all the necessary details plus the mechanisms which make it happen.
We are going to provide you the complete details in simple steps kindly go through it. And we are sur4e that you will have a great amount for information after reading this article.
How it starts –
Well whenever you enter any URL into Google chrome, the respective page pops up on the screen without taking so much of time. I must say that technology has made things quite easier and saves a lot of time. But the real question is what made it happen? Well the answer is Google chrome constructed a connection to a Web server and then requested a page and to the second moment your request pops on your page.
Let’s make its bit more Understandable and extensive –
Well in the first paragraph we gave you the details regarding how server works? But here we will tell you its mechanisms extensively. Well behind the scenes what happened is as same as the steps given below.
- The browser broke the URL into three parts.
- The protocol (“http”)
- The server name (“www.howstuffworks.com”)
- The file name (“web-server.htm”)
- The browser came in contact with a name server to translate the server name “www.howitworks.com” into a unique IP Address, which helps it to connect with the server machine.
- After it the Google Chrome made a connection to the server at that IP address on port 80.
- The browser sent a GET request to the server, asking for the file “http://www.howitworks.com/web-server.htm.” after following the HTTP Protocol.
- After that the server then sent the HTML text for the Web page to the Chrome.
- Chrome read the HTML tags and makes it possible to pop up that respective page on the screen.
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