scalabilities
Scalability is a fundamental property of systems, referring to their ability to handle an increasing amount of work, or their potential to be enlarged to accommodate that growth. In computing, scalability is often discussed in the context of hardware, software, and networks. A system is considered scalable if it can maintain performance as its workload increases.
There are generally two main types of scalability: vertical and horizontal. Vertical scalability, also known as
The need for scalability arises when a system anticipates or experiences growth in users, data volume, or