What is the difference between Scalability and Elasticity

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Kyron Dias · Accepted Answer

Scalability focuses on the general behavior and average workload of a system, trying to predict demands in the medium-term future. Elasticity, in turn, works with the current workload of a system, executing several scaling processes to deal with, for example, punctual or unexpected events.

Vijayanandh Vellaichamy · Answer

Scalability refers to the ability of a system to handle increasing workload by adding resources. Elasticity goes further, allowing the system to automatically adapt resources up or down based on demand, ensuring efficient resource utilization.

What is the difference between Scalability and Elasticity

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