Using Grizzly, compute resources can be managed at a greater scale — to tens of thousands of server nodes. The release introduces Nova Compute Cells, which allow compute resources to be scaled up to very large deployments and distributed across multiple locations, without having to use complicated technologies like database and message queue clustering. The release includes a “NoDB” host architecture that reduces reliance on a central database.
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