[Verse 1] Your startup's buzzing, users flooding in each day But your server's wheezing, database starts to fray What worked for hundreds won't survive a million calls Time to architect before your system stalls [Chorus] Scale horizontally, not just vertically high Decouple your components, let them multiply Cache what you can, queue what you must Microservices when monoliths bust Plan for tomorrow while you code today Architecture for growth paves the scalable way [Verse 2] Monolith's cozy when your team is small and tight But twenty engineers? Now deployments are a fight Split domains cleanly, let each service own its space Independent scaling sets a sustainable pace [Chorus] Scale horizontally, not just vertically high Decouple your components, let them multiply Cache what you can, queue what you must Microservices when monoliths bust Plan for tomorrow while you code today Architecture for growth paves the scalable way [Bridge] Load balancers spreading traffic like a fan Message queues absorbing spikes across your plan Database sharding splits the load in clever ways Redundancy ensures you weather stormy days [Verse 3] Don't optimize too early, but don't ignore the signs Monitor your bottlenecks, watch those response times Stateless applications scale without the pain Each request stands alone, no session ball and chain [Chorus] Scale horizontally, not just vertically high Decouple your components, let them multiply Cache what you can, queue what you must Microservices when monoliths bust Plan for tomorrow while you code today Architecture for growth paves the scalable way [Outro] From garage to global, your foundation holds the key Flexible and modular sets your business free
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