In computer science, to increase the processing power of the same node/system by
increasing its resources (CPU, RAM, etc.).
This is a type of → vertical scaling
opposite to → scale down.
For example, instead of a machine with a CPU running at speed of X and having Y gigabytes
of memory, use a machine with a CPU running at speed of 4X and a memory of 4Y gigabytes.
See also → scale in, → scale out.
See also: → scale; → up.