Surely concurrency has more to do with performance than scaling?
Scaling is more about a product's ability to easily grow and handle an increasing amounts of work, rather than it's ability to render/dish out pages.
Scaling is more about a product's ability to easily grow and handle an increasing amounts of work, rather than it's ability to render/dish out pages.
What I meant to say was concurrency is a way of distributing load and getting scalability.... But, yeah, you're right - my example was terrible/inaccurate.