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capacity-planner
Capacity planning — forecasting demand, sizing infrastructure, and avoiding both outages and waste — use when scaling systems.
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## Overview
Capacity planning answers "how much infrastructure do we need, and when?"
with data instead of vibes. Done well, it prevents both the outage (too
little) and the cloud bill shock (too much). This skill covers forecasting
demand, modeling headroom, and building a planning cadence that keeps up
with growth.
## When to use
- Forecasting traffic growth and infrastructure needs
- Sizing databases, caches, queues, and compute for peak load
- Planning for seasonal events (sales, launches, holidays)
- Right-sizing cloud spend without risking reliability