I rate the scalability of the tool a ten out of ten. All the developers in our organizations are using the solution. The tool is used daily. The usage depends on the projects we work on.

With regard to scalability, there can definitely be improvement. To make it more scalable, there needs to be a change in the upper limit of file sizes for messaging purposes. Currently, it can only handle messages up to 10 MB in size. If that could be addressed, I believe it would help those customers who have to handle large files.

So far, it's meeting our requirements well. There are around 300+ applications using it.

Currently, we have three administrators.

The scalability is under the hood. It is AWS, and it is reliable. It's not user-based. It is automation-based and IT products-based. We have deployed five or six individuals using Anypoint MQ.

This is not a pure provider. It is just a tactical solution cloud. In the long run, we want to go back to square one and use other MQ products like ActiveMQ or IBM MQ because of Anypoint's limitations. For instance, it can't handle more than 10 megabytes of data, and it can't hold more than 50 persistent messages.

Deployment and maintenance are automated. There is an initial automation that is required.

Anypoint MQ is a scalable solution.

The solution is scalable. The solution is for the enterprise solution.

I rate the solution’s scalability a nine out of ten.

We're not a large company, so I don't know about scalability. We haven't had any issues with the number of users. I have a team of five developers and in total there are about 20 people in the company using the solution on the current project.