Scalable
From Oracle FAQ
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Scalable is an adjective that describes applications or systems that are able to scale to large amounts of users.
Examples:
- A database that completely locks out every other user when someone is using it is NOT scalable.
- Any computer system that runs ATM and bank transactions must be highly scalable.
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