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twister

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Joined: 12/19/2009 08:51:09
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Hy guys;
could you explain me the mean of each of these scalability types.
thanks
zeeiyer

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Horizontal scalability would mean that you can simply add more application JVMs and/or Terracotta Server JVMs on commodity boxes and the application responds in that you get more scalability (measured as TPS). This typically involves load-balancing and clustering technologies such as Terracotta.

Vertical Scalability would mean that you scale up a given resource by investing in a more powerful machine and software footprint. e.g. moving from a 4 core machine to a 16 core machine or upgrading RAM from 8G to 64G to run your RDBMS.

Hope that helps.

Sreeni Iyer, Terracotta.
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twister

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that's it thanks M.
 
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