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Scalable Applications

Scalable applications are designed to handle growth efficiently. Learn the principles and patterns that enable applications to scale horizontally and vertically.

Overview

Scalability is the ability of a system to handle increased load by adding resources. Scalable applications can grow to serve millions of users while maintaining performance and reliability.

Building scalable applications requires careful architecture, efficient algorithms, proper database design, and the ability to distribute load across multiple servers.

Key Technologies

Architecture Patterns

Microservices
Load Balancing
Caching
CDN
Message Queues

Database Solutions

Database Sharding
Caching Layers

Cloud Services

Auto-scaling
Load Balancers
Container Orchestration
Serverless

Key Concepts

Horizontal vs Vertical Scaling

Understand when to scale out (add more servers) versus scaling up (add more resources to existing servers).

Database Scaling

Learn techniques for scaling databases including replication, sharding, and caching strategies.

Caching Strategies

Implement effective caching to reduce database load and improve response times.

Load Distribution

Use load balancers and distributed systems to evenly distribute traffic across multiple servers.

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