iPaaS scalability refers to the ability of Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS) solutions to handle increasing data volumes, user loads, and complexity without compromising performance or reliability. It encompasses both vertical scalability, which involves scaling resources within a single node or instance, and horizontal scalability, which involves adding more nodes or instances to distribute the workload.

Vertical scalability enables iPaaS platforms to efficiently utilize hardware resources, such as CPU and memory, to accommodate growing demands. Meanwhile, horizontal scalability allows iPaaS solutions to scale out across multiple servers or instances, enabling seamless expansion to meet evolving business needs.

Together, these scalability capabilities ensure that iPaaS platforms can adapt to changing requirements, support larger integration workflows, and maintain high levels of performance and availability, even under heavy workloads or spikes in demand. Learn more about what Launchpad offers here.

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