Vertical scaling lets you manually increase or decrease your cloud server's CPU and RAM based on your actual usage and requirements, and expand storage as your application grows. You stay in control of when it happens — with no automatic triggers and no need to migrate to a new server.
CPU and RAM move both ways, based on your usage. Storage only goes up.
20 GB minimum. Storage can only increase — this slider won't go lower.
This is AccuWeb.Cloud's vertical scaling feature — sometimes called "scaling up" or resizing a cloud server. It's a manual process: you decide when to increase or decrease your server's CPU and RAM, based on your own usage and needs, and you can expand storage as your application grows. Nothing here happens on its own — for automatic resizing that reacts to traffic without you doing anything, see auto horizontal scaling instead.
This is a manual process. Nothing resizes on its own — you decide when your server needs more, or less.
See how much CPU, RAM and storage your application is actually using right now.
Based on your usage and requirements, increase or decrease CPU and RAM whenever you choose to.
Add more disk space whenever your application needs it. Storage can only be increased, never reduced.
Your requested resize is applied with minimal service interruption — no full server rebuild.
Your application keeps running on the same server, now with the performance you asked for.
Vertical scaling is a manual process — CPU and RAM can be increased or decreased at any time based on your usage and requirements, but nothing changes automatically. Storage starts at a 20 GB minimum and can only be expanded, never reduced — shrinking an existing disk risks data loss and can compromise data integrity, so that direction isn't offered.
A simple way to match your server's CPU, RAM and storage to what your application actually needs — on your own schedule.
Your app is using more CPU and RAM month over month. Increase resources on the same server instead of rebuilding on a new one.
Expand storage as your data grows, without downtime or a risky migration to a bigger disk.
Need more power for a specific period? Scale up, then scale back down again once it's no longer needed.
Get each server's specs correct with vertical scaling, then add more of them with auto horizontal scaling.
In plain terms: vertical scaling makes one server bigger. Horizontal scaling adds more servers. Many applications use both.
Increase or decrease CPU and RAM whenever your usage changes, expand storage as your data grows, and keep your application running on the same server the whole time. You're always in control.
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