The solution is very scalable.

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

There is an issue with the scalability of the solution. This can be attributed to the internal database, Cassandra, that it employs. In order to accommodate a large volume of requests coming into the gateway, the traditional practice was to install both Cassandra and the gateway on the same on-premise server. However, with an increase in the number of request volumes, scaling up has become problematic. As a result, it has become necessary to install multiple instances of a Cassandra server and gateway separately.

We have approximately 200 to 250 people using the solution who are deployed to different projects.

Generally, when using Axway in on-premises infrastructure or any EAF mode, the scalability is manual. It's not automatic. 

But, when using it in the cloud, the scalability is low for us because you need to set up all the infrastructure for scalability, and it depends on the cost provider. When using virtual machines (VMs), scale-out is relatively lower for us.

The solution is scalable. 

We have probably eight people who make use of the solution in our organization.

It is a solution that is strong enough to be used by enterprise-level customers. That is the target market. However, it provides such strong features, that it is used in our environment by FinTech startups, and also by other mid-range customers that are not really at the enterprise level. It solves their issue of integration and to decouple their back-office systems so that they can develop one in a specific area, and make their system changes. It's a very versatile product; many organizations can benefit from it.

The solution is scalable. That is a benefit of the platform in itself. It provides you with scalability so that you don't have to develop all your back-office systems. The product itself is scalable in the sense that you can spin up additional environments very quickly. 

Its price scalability is also very good as you don't necessarily pay for extra usage. You pay a fixed subscription. In terms of dealing with high volumes, it is also scalable in the sense that you can just add processing capacity where you need to.

This platform can be highly scalable. At the moment, there are 24 people using this solution within my organization. There are about ten engineers, two project managers, and five people from the IT department. The rest are other software engineers. Three people, the developers themselves, are involved with maintenance for the solution. 

This solution is not as scalable as the AWS API gateway.

Ten years ago, the idea of scalability was different than it is now. Because of the possible uses of virtual machines and containers, scalability becomes a moot question. I don't think anything is not scalable anymore as long as you take the right direction in deployment.

We have not really done much consideration for scalability. The support is limited for that, I think, and the product is still in the early phase of improving the scalability feature. We do not really have plans to scale up the use of the product for the current client using it. We have only one person maintaining it.

Scalability is very good.