Description: Infrastructure adjustment in the context of cloud auto-scaling refers to the ability to modify and optimize the underlying resources of an IT architecture to adapt to fluctuations in service demand. This process involves implementing technologies that allow for the automatic addition or removal of resources, such as servers, storage, and networks, based on real-time needs. The primary goal is to ensure that applications run efficiently and without interruptions, even during traffic spikes or variable workloads. Key features of infrastructure adjustment include constant performance monitoring, responsiveness to demand changes, and process automation to minimize manual intervention. This approach not only improves operational efficiency but also optimizes costs, as it allows organizations to pay only for the resources they actually use. In an increasingly digital business environment, infrastructure adjustment has become an essential component for maintaining competitiveness and agility in the market.
