Vertical Scaling
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May 1, 2024
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Vertical Scaling, sometimes referred to as scaling up or vertical scaling out, is a method of increasing the capacity of a computer system by adding more resources to the existing hardware. This can be done by adding more processors, memory, or storage to the system. Vertical scaling is a relatively simple and straightforward approach to scaling, as it does not require any changes to the system's architecture.
Advantages of Vertical Scaling
There are several advantages to using vertical scaling, including:
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