Scaleupkonfigurationer
Scaleupkonfigurationer refer to the set of rules and parameters used to automatically increase computing capacity in response to demand. They are part of auto-scaling systems found in cloud platforms and container orchestration environments. Scale-up focuses on enlarging the size or capacity of existing resources (for example upgrading a virtual machine to a larger instance type) rather than adding more identical units (scale-out).
Core elements of scaleupkonfigurationer include triggers and metrics, evaluation intervals, and stabilization logic. Common triggers are
These configurations are applied in various environments. In cloud infrastructure, scale-up configurations are often implemented within
Design considerations include balancing performance with cost, accounting for provisioning and boot times, and avoiding scale-up