Description: The Remote Proxy design pattern acts as an intermediary between a client and a real object, providing a substitute or placeholder to control access to the latter. This pattern is particularly useful in distributed systems, where the real object may be located on a remote server and not directly accessible. By implementing a proxy, aspects such as instance creation, resource loading, security, and access control can be managed, as well as performance optimization by reducing latency. The proxy can intercept client calls and redirect them to the real object, allowing the client to interact with the object without needing to know its location or state. This pattern not only improves efficiency but also provides an additional layer of abstraction, making it easier to implement changes to the real object without affecting the client. In summary, the Remote Proxy is a powerful tool in software design that enables more efficient and secure communication between distributed components.
