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In this episode, we break down the core strategies behind scaling modern systems to handle massive traffic and unpredictable workloads. We start with the fundamentals vertical vs horizontal scaling and analyze when to scale up versus scale out, including trade-offs in cost, complexity, and fault tolerance.
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