How does OutSystems provide vertical scalability?
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On-premises and cloud installations of OutSystems enable organizations to scale the computing power of front-ends and databases to:
- Better support developers as a team grows.
- Temporarily increase the computing power of front-ends, in order to finish processing computation-intensive jobs.
- Enhance the processing power of the database as an application portfolio grows in order to handle an increased load.
Vertical scalability on premises
If you have an on-premises installation of OutSystems, you can scale vertically as needed.
Vertical scalability in the OutSystems Cloud
Scaling of resources in OutSystems Cloud depends on the customer's subscription. The following resource sizes are currently supported:
Front-End Servers | |
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Class 1 (Default) |
2 Virtual Cores 4 GB of memory |
Class 2 |
4 Virtual Cores 8 GB of memory |
Class 3 |
8 Virtual Cores 16 GB of memory |
Database Servers | |
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Class 1 (Not used with OutSystems 11)(Default for OutSystems 10) |
1 Virtual Core 3.75 GB of memory |
Class 2 |
2 Virtual Cores 8 GB of memory |
Class 3 |
4 Virtual Cores 16 GB of memory |
Class 4 |
4 Virtual Cores 30.5 GB of memory |
Class 5 |
8 Virtual Cores 61 GB of memory |
OutSystems may dynamically and temporarily reduce the hardware specs of underutilized servers.