Scalability

Applications may be small or large depending on the needs of the project. We have to consider multiple types of scalability such as performance, maintenance, and cost to succeed with our applications over long periods. Let’s take a look at the different types of scalability.

Scalability of performance

Performance is the most common consideration of scalability. As our application gains more users, more data, and more features, we want it to be fast and responsive. An application that has successfully scaled performance-wise will have similar, or at least acceptably slower, response times with 1,000 client connections as it does with 50,000 client connections.

Getting Started with Phoenix

Powering Real-time Applications with Phoenix

First Steps with Phoenix Channels

Restrict Socket and Channel Access

Dive Deep into Phoenix Channels

Avoid Performance Pitfalls

Build a Real-time Sneaker Store

Break Your Application with Acceptance Tests

Build a Real-time Shopping Cart

Track Connected Carts with Presence

Deploy Our Application to Production

Manage Real-time Resources

Hands-on with Phoenix LiveView

Single-page Applications with React

Appendix

Conclusion

Types of Scalability

Scalability

Scalability of performance

Scalability of maintenance