Load Testing · Junior · Question 43 of 75
What does scalability mean for a system?
- 1Its ability to keep response time constant at any load
- 2Its ability to run without changes on any operating system
- 3Its ability to handle more load by adding resources
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Correct answer: Its ability to handle more load by adding resources
Explanation
A scalable system gains throughput roughly in line with added servers or CPUs. Scalability tests check how close to linear that is.