I would rate the solution’s scalability a seven out of ten. Scalability depends on the size of the data which can be zero bytes to five TB which is the largest.

Around 2,000 to 3,000 users use Amazon S3 in our organization.

We know there are some scalability limitations but we have not yet reached them. 

Since the solution is used for data storage, it is not scalable. Its availability is very good. I rate the availability a ten out of ten.

There's no complaint about the scalability of Amazon S3 because it's more of a pay-as-you-go solution. You have to pay when you exhaust your storage, and the cost is a little higher, but there's no issue scaling the solution.

The scalability of Amazon S3 is very good.

We have approximately eight to 10 concurrent users using this solution.

The solution is scaled automatically because it is cloud-based. Whatever our demand is the solution has no limitations or restrictions. 

I give scalability ten out of ten.

The scalability of Amazon S3 is good. However, it could be changed to make it much better than it is today.

We have approximately 25 projects that are using this solution.

This is a very scalable solution.

This is a scalable solution. 

The solution is scalable. It is easy to add gigabytes or more users and is more a question of budget. 

It's a cloud service, so our scalability is good. I haven't had any issues. At the same time, I haven't had a situation where a client needed to expand the footprint of their site tremendously. I don't have massive clients like Netflix.

We have 10 people using the solution in my organization.

The scalability of Amazon S3 is good. We have not used a large amount of data to fully test the capabilities of the scalability. However, it worked well for our needs.

The solution auto-scales so it is easily scalable.

This solution is scalable.

The scalability of Amazon S3 is good.

Around 50 users from the infrastructure team are using the solution in our organization.

Two third of our company use this solution.

Amazon S3 is scalable.

I rate the scalability of Amazon S3 a ten out of ten.

We have not used Amazon S3 extensively, but the usage has been very high.

We have approximately 40 to 50 people using this solution. There might be an increased usage.

I have found Amazon S3 very scalable, you can scale it on the fly and it is very easy to do.

Most all the cloud applications that are being used by our developer are using Amazon S3. More than 200 people are using this solution. At this moment we do not plan to increase usage.

The scalability is good.

The solution is scalable and there are no limits on data uploads. We upload four TB of data a day. 

The solution is scalable, there are no limitations on storage. There are around 10,000 users in the company. 

The solution is scalable. 

My company has around 100 users for Amazon S3. It is scalable and easy to increase or change configuration. 

It is a very scalable solution. I have 100-300 colleagues using the solution.

The scalability of the solution is ten out of ten. We have more than fifty users of the solution at our company.

The scalability of Amazon S3 is good.

We have approximately 500 people using the solution and plan to increase usage.

My rating for Amazon S3 scalability is eight out of ten.

Scalability is pretty good, we have over 100 plus users, and inherently all our applications interact with S3. We use it heavily, it's our main storage medium.

Amazon S3 is pretty scalable. I would give it a nine out of ten.

The scalability is definitely present from hundreds to thousands depending on the client.

Amazon S3 is highly scalable.

It can scale well.

We have about 70 people using the product currently.

We do not have plans to increase usage. 

It is scalable. We currently have 40 plus users.

Amazon S3 is an easy-to-scale solution.

I give the scalability an eight out of ten.

We have 50 people using the solution.

We have a team of ten on the solution right now. We may increase usage in the future. 

It's a scalable solution. I'd rate it eight out of ten in terms of the ability to expand. 

The scalability of Amazon S3 is good.

Our company uses Amazon S3 as the main target backup solution.

The scalability of Amazon S3 is good. If we want more storage we only need to pay extra.

All the workloads of the whole company go to Amazon S3. As our workloads increase, the data increases, and we will use more storage in Amazon S3.

The product can scale well. It's very easy to do.

We have around 6,000 people using the solution currently.

It is a scalable solution because it is low latency. We have several users and plan to increase usage in the future.

I don't have any problems with scalability. I have not run into any limitations, however, there may be limitations in terms of the number of folders. That said, I've never seen any scalability issues.

We have ten to 15 people working with the solution. However, it depends on the day. For example, sometimes I am using S3 to produce some information for e-commerce. In e-commerce, I have all the images and all the information that I need on a pdf. However, I'll have some websites where 1000 people are basically connecting.

Since this service is on AWS, you can scale it for storage and performance. 

There are a few thousand users, in my organization, using the AWS platform. 

We can scale Amazon S3 for storage. We can increase or scale up and we can scale down. It's easy to manage.

I'm happy where I'm at right now. If we need more storage, we will implement. We'll scale it up.

We started this year, so we haven't gone much into it. We became partners this year. Right now, we only have one client that we have recently started locally in Kenya.

The solution can scale very well. 

Almost all of our clients use S3 for different requirements, however, I have gotten involved for about eight months with one client.

Amazon S3 is easy to scale - scaling just comes with a cost.

Only the core IT Admin team and I are using this solution. The users do not have access to it.

We were limited to two people because pricing is a consideration.

I'm not sure, because as a team, we use it, but I'm not sure how many there should be in the company.

We have four on our team.

It is a scalable solution, the product has content encryption and nobody can access it. Amazon has very good security when it comes to securing the S3 buckets. You can keep the content secure and the user can have the encryption key and even Amazon doesn't have access to it. It's very secure. 

The scalability of Amazon S3 is great.

We are a small company and we have approximately five developers that use Amazon S3. We use the solution on a daily basis for hourly backups.

This is a very easily scalable solution.

Amazon S3 is a highly scalable solution.

We have two clients using the solution.

The scalability is good. If a company can expand it, it can do so with ease.

Mostly, we implement this solution for small businesses.

At this point, neither we nor our clients have any plans to increase the usage.

I have found the solution scalable.

There are many options, but there will be a learning curve to appropriately size one for a specific use case.

We have teams divided into application, web design, web technology, and cloud applications.

It's a scalable solution.

I provide consulting services for this product and every customer we have is using it. Our clients are enterprise businesses.