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Stateful and Stateless Horizontal Scaling for Cloud Environments

Stateful and Stateless Horizontal Scaling for Cloud Environments

| October 23, 2018 | DevOps PaaS | , , , ,

Horizontal scaling (adding several servers to the cluster) is commonly used to improve performance and provide high availability (HA). The important advantage is that it lets increase capacity on the fly and gives more freedom to grow. But at the same time, it requires the application to be carefully designed so that it is synchronized…

The truth about PaaS vertical scaling and why you are being "oversold"

| January 24, 2013 | DevOps PaaS | , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

As you know, Jelastic PaaS has automatic vertical scaling, which allows you to pay less — to pay for your actual resource consumption, not instance size. True automatic vertical scaling is our one of key differentiators. It provides your application exactly the amount of RAM and CPU it needs, and reclaims those resources when your…

Save Your Cloud Money!

| November 16, 2012 | DevOps PaaS | , , , , , , , , , , , ,

Unlike other PaaS and IaaS on the market, Jelastic does not require you to select the machine size and pay for it. Instead, Jelastic dynamically allocates resources instantaneously scaling application servers up and down, and making sure that they have the resources that they need. With Jelastic you pay for your actual resource consumption, not…

Horizontal scaling in Jelastic

| September 15, 2011 | News | , , , , , , , ,

As you probably know by now, Jelastic is the only PaaS in the known Universe that has automated vertical scaling of your environments.Now in addition to this, Jelastic lets you scale your applications horizontally by changing the number of application servers. At the moment you can change the number of web server instances between 1…

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