Scalable Architecture

Scalable architecture refers to the design of a system—such as a website or application—that can grow and handle increased demand efficiently. Imagine adding more lanes to a highway to prevent traffic jams; similarly, scalable systems add resources like servers or storage as needed, ensuring they continue to perform well under larger workloads. This flexibility helps businesses meet customer needs without overhauling their entire infrastructure, making the system adaptable and cost-effective as usage increases.