What are the characteristics of host architecture, native architecture and hybrid architecture, and what are their advantages and disadvantages?

1. Hosting architecture refers to deploying applications on servers managed by third parties and providing services through network protocols such as the Internet. Its main features are easy deployment and maintenance, flexible expansibility and reliability. However, the disadvantage of hosting architecture is that the privacy of service delivery may also be at risk.

2. Native architecture refers to the local deployment of applications to client devices, such as PCs, mobile phones, tablets, etc. Its main features are high running speed, good user experience and high security. However, the disadvantage of native architecture is that the development and deployment cost is high, and it can't be cross-platform, and maintainability is also a problem.

3. Hybrid architecture refers to an application design method that combines resident architecture with native architecture. By embedding Web technology in the application, different services can be easily accessed and integrated into the application. The advantages of hybrid architecture are high flexibility, good maintainability and cross-platform advantage. However, it also has some disadvantages, such as performance may be affected, and compatibility and security issues of different platforms need to be dealt with.