Intensive and Extensive Scalability - Revision history

Marcin at 22:02, 31 October 2024

2024-10-31T22:02:40Z

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	**May be done via stacking of modules		**May be done via stacking of modules
	*'''Extensive-Intensive''' - Intensive scalability attained by extensive (modular) means. Example: stacking of homogeneous parts, such as doubling up OSB or studs to make larger 'homogeneous' parts. Effectively resulting in intensive scalability.		*{{check}}'''Extensive-Intensive''' - Intensive scalability attained by extensive (modular) means. Example: stacking of homogeneous parts, such as doubling up OSB or studs to make larger 'homogeneous' parts. Effectively resulting in intensive scalability.
	*'''Intensive-Extensive''' - It is not possible under the terms defined to produce extensive scaling by intensive means. This is generally ignored - not a useful concept.		*'''Intensive-Extensive''' - It is not possible under the terms defined to produce extensive scaling by intensive means. This is generally ignored - not a useful concept.

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	*'''Intensive''' - enlarging a component or unit. This is harder in terms of handling, as additional modules are not used, and only the parts are enlarged.		*'''Intensive''' - enlarging a component or unit. This is harder in terms of handling, as additional modules are not used, and only the parts are enlarged.
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			*'''Extensive-Intensive''' - Intensive scalability attained by extensive (modular) means. Example: stacking of homogeneous parts, such as doubling up OSB or studs to make larger 'homogeneous' parts. Effectively resulting in intensive scalability.
			*'''Intensive-Extensive''' - It is not possible under the terms defined to produce extensive scaling by intensive means. This is generally ignored - not a useful concept.

2021-01-25T00:25:59Z

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	*Intensive - enlarging a component or unit. This is harder in terms of handling, as additional modules are not used, and only the parts are enlarged.		*'''Intensive''' - enlarging a component or unit. This is harder in terms of handling, as additional modules are not used, and only the parts are enlarged.
	*Extensive - adding multiples of a component or unit. This is useful from the handling perspective, as multiple small units can be built more easily for each unit than for each larger unit. This may not be as efficient from the build time assuming a small team, but this does lend itself to a larger [[Swarm Build]] - where the modules are made by multiple teams, and then assembled rapidly into the final product.		*'''Extensive''' - adding multiples of a component or unit. This is useful from the handling perspective, as multiple small units can be built more easily for each unit than for each larger unit. This may not be as efficient from the build time assuming a small team, but this does lend itself to a larger [[Swarm Build]] - where the modules are made by multiple teams, and then assembled rapidly into the final product.
	**May be done via layering - adding multiple layers		**May be done via layering - adding multiple layers
	**May be done via stacking of modules		**May be done via stacking of modules

2019-10-10T12:53:15Z

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	*Intensive - enlarging a component or unit		*Intensive - enlarging a component or unit. This is harder in terms of handling, as additional modules are not used, and only the parts are enlarged.
	*Extensive - adding multiples of a component or unit		*Extensive - adding multiples of a component or unit. This is useful from the handling perspective, as multiple small units can be built more easily for each unit than for each larger unit. This may not be as efficient from the build time assuming a small team, but this does lend itself to a larger [[Swarm Build]] - where the modules are made by multiple teams, and then assembled rapidly into the final product.
	**May be done via layering - adding multiple layers		**May be done via layering - adding multiple layers
	**May be done via stacking		**May be done via stacking of modules

2013-04-05T16:01:29Z

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			**May be done via layering - adding multiple layers
			**May be done via stacking

2012-03-28T01:39:05Z

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	Scalability ~~can~~ occur two ways:		Scalability may occur in at least two ways:

	*Intensive - enlarging a component or unit		*Intensive - enlarging a component or unit
	*Extensive - adding multiples of a component or unit		*Extensive - adding multiples of a component or unit

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Scalability can occur two ways:

*Intensive - enlarging a component or unit
*Extensive - adding multiples of a component or unit