The stability is great. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. It's excellent overall.

The solution was consistently available, and I cannot recall any instances where it was down.

The stability of Alert Logic has been pretty good. Our company has continued to use it even after the initial deployment, and there have been attempts to use other setups as well. Additionally, I have had other teams use Alert Logic since then, and overall, it has been a reliable choice.

It is extremely reliable. I have also used it in other environments and situations.

This solution is very reliable. 

It's stable. We've not had any issues with stability.

I rate Alert Logic nine out of 10 for stability.

It is just an EC2 instance, so it depends on what the EC2 instance is provisioned with.

It is a very stable product. We have it directly connected to our Nexus 9000s in Houston and Singapore. We have it connected to 9000s in Brazil and Tokyo, as well. So, we have four of them placed around the world in our data centers. We have it set up as a SPAN port on the Nexus.

The stress is going to be average because it's connected to two different Nexus 9000s in our data centers. It has two interfaces that it talks to with one management interface, one for each Nexus. 

We put about ten or twenty percent stress on it. I don't know the specs of the box itself, but I don't expect it to be working hard because all it is doing is observing. It grabs all the data, then it sends it up to the cloud. We can do better than that. You want to send it up to the cloud to to do more compute, then send it back down. However, that is not what is happening.

The stability is good. We trust it fully.