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Scalability - where, what and how to scale

For details and process behind this, see - Geek Cruise III 2009 - Scalability in 2009

Legend

  • H = high probability for successful scaling
  • M = Medium probability for successful scaling
  • L = Low probability for successful scaling
complex data KM:large data high reads high writes KM:compute-process
KM:infrastructure *[L scale complex data in the infrastructure layer]* *[H scale large data in the infrastructure layer]* *[L
KM:os-cloud *[L scale complex data in the os & cloud layer]* *[L scale large data in the os & cloud layer]* *[L
KM:database *[H scale complex data in the database layer]* *[H scale large data in the database layer]* *[M
middleware *[L scale complex data in the middleware layer]* *[L scale large data in the middleware layer]* *[H
KM:server code *[H scale complex data in the server code layer]* *[H scale large data in the server code layer]* *[L
client *[L scale complex data in the client]* *[L scale large data in the client]* *[H