Skálázhatóságában

Skálázhatóságában is a Hungarian word that translates to "in its scalability" or "in the ability to scale" in English. It refers to the capacity of a system, process, or organization to handle an increasing amount of work, or its potential to be enlarged to accommodate that growth. This concept is crucial in many fields, including computer science, business, and infrastructure.

In computing, scalability refers to how well a system can adapt to increased demands by adding resources. This can involve scaling up (adding more power to an existing server) or scaling out (adding more servers to a network). A scalable system can maintain its performance and responsiveness even as the user base or data volume grows significantly.

In business, scalability relates to a company's ability to grow its revenue without a proportional increase in its costs. A scalable business model allows for expansion into new markets, increased production, or a larger customer base while maintaining profitability.

Infrastructure projects also consider scalability. For example, a city's transportation network must be designed to accommodate a growing population and increased traffic volume.

The term "skálázhatóságában" specifically points to the state or condition of something concerning its inherent ability or potential for scaling. It highlights that the assessment or discussion is about *how* or *to what extent* something can scale.