What is scaling in Mule? If you know, then why and when do we do different types of scaling?

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Scaling in Mule refers to the ability to handle increased traffic and workload by adding more resources.

Scaling can be done horizontally by adding more instances of the application or vertically by increasing the resources of the existing instance.
Horizontal scaling is useful when the workload is distributed across multiple instances, while vertical scaling is useful when a single instance needs more resources.
Scaling can be done manually or automatically based on predefined rules or metrics.
Mule provides features like load balancing, clustering, and auto-scaling to handle scaling.
Different types of scaling are done based on the specific requirements of the application and the infrastructure it runs on.

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