What does "Scale out deployment (Web Farms)" mean for SP2013 and SQL 2012 SSRS?

Dear community,
in the
Feature List of Reporting Services 2012, it's written that "Scale out deployment (Web farms)" is not possible for SQL 2012 Standard edition. However, does this relate as well to SSRS in SP-integrated mode, or only to native mode?
In other words: is it possible to deploy SSRS using SQL 2012 STANDARD on more than one server in a SP2013 farm?
And just to be sure: am I right to assume that in both cases, you can create multiple SSRS Svc Applications (be they all running on the same server) and assign them to different web applications (through their proxy groups)?
Cheers,
C

Hi CHinz, 
According to your description, you want to configure scale-out deployment for SQL Server Reporting Services 2012 standard edition. Right?
As you can see in the msdn liabrary, for SQL Server 2012, scale-out deployment is only supported in Enterprise and Business Intelligence editions. This is related to both native mode and sharepoint integrated mode.
It's not supported to deploy a SSRS 2012 standard edition instance on more than one server.
Since scale-out deployment is for different report server instance to share one report server database. You can use different web applications to access the same report in different report server instances.
If you have any question, please feel free to ask.
Best Regards,
Simon Hou

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