Easyling is running on top of Google's App Engine, the same infrastructure that powers GMail, GDrive, Google Apps, etc. Translations are stored in Google's traditional NoSQL scalable datastore.
In case of increasing load / visitor number, new frontend servers are added automatically, so Easyling never fails to deliver. Low latency is supported by Google's global EdgeCache (CDN) delivery network as well.
With AppEngine, there is no machine setup or administration as Google takes care of all logistics there too. Even as Easyling is running with fluctuating network traffic, the App Engine system auto-scales up to allocate more instances as needed, then similarly releases resources when no longer needed. A web developer can now use Google's infrastructure, finely tuned for speed and massive scaling, instead of trying to build it themselves.
https://developers.google.com/appengine/training/intro/whatisgae
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