Question
What is 'cloud elasticity' vs 'cloud scalability'?
Solution
Scalability is the designed capacity to handle increased load by adding resources (proactive, planned). Example: Upgrading bank servers before a known large IPO subscription period. Elasticity is dynamic, automatic scaling up and down in real-time based on actual demand (reactive). Example: Auto-scaling bank's mobile banking servers during peak hours and releasing resources at night. Elasticity minimizes waste. Both are key cloud benefits that traditional on-premise infrastructure cannot easily provide.
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