Scalability

Capability of IT systems or applications to handle growing workloads by adding resources to increase overall capacity.

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Scalability refers to a system’s ability to handle increased workloads or expansion without compromising performance. In software, scalability ensures that a platform can accommodate more users, data, or tasks as needed, whether by upgrading hardware, optimizing processes, or scaling horizontally across cloud environments.

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Instruqt is designed with scalability in mind, offering sandbox environments that expand on demand. This ensures that organizations can train more employees or onboard customers without worrying about performance issues, as Instruqt dynamically adjusts to meet user demands.