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What is Vertical Scaling

Advanced MIS and Digital Transformation for Increased Creativity and Innovation in Business
Increasing memory, number of CPUs and cores of a computer to provide more data processing power.
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The Potential and Capabilities of NoSQL Databases for ERP Systems
Gülay Ekren (Sinop University, Turkey) and Alptekin Erkollar (ETCOP, Austria)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-9550-2.ch007
Abstract
Today, nearly all possible business activities or information systems in enterprises such as sales, marketing, accounting, finance, customer relations, and manufacturing are carried out through traditional relational database management systems. However, technological, social, and competitive pressures in enterprises coming together with the rapid change in technology and then the problems arising from traditional databases force enterprises to adopt new database technologies. This chapter aims to highlight the main differences between traditional relational databases and NoSQL databases and to present an overview of the concepts, features, potential, problems, benefits, and limitations of NoSQL databases for enterprise information management systems, for especially enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems, which have a significant role in digital transformation of enterprises.
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Mastering Cloud Scalability: Strategies, Challenges, and Future Directions: Navigating Complexities of Scaling in Digital Era
Vertical scaling, or scaling up, involves increasing the capacity of existing resources, typically by adding more CPU, memory, or storage to a single server.
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Database Systems for Big Data Storage and Retrieval
Adding more processing power to the same computer (aka scaling up). Compared to horizontal scaling, vertical scaling is more expensive and limiting.
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