I would rate the scalability of the solution as a seven out of ten. We are gradually implementing Azure Backup in our new environment, and once fully deployed, we expect to use it for around 50 to 60 servers.

Scalability-wise, I rate the solution an eight out of ten. I don't have any issues related to the product's scalability.

Around 90 people in my organization use the solution.

It is a highly scalable solution.

My company deals with medium and enterprise-sized customers of Azure Backup.

Azure Backup is scalable. It is easily expandable. To expand it is paid as you go.

Our technical IT department is the only one who uses it. In our company, there are four users. There is one manager, one assistant, and two staff members.

There are some medium-based clients, but the bulk of our clients are enterprise clients.

Azure Backup is a scalable solution.

The tool is easily scalable since it is cloud-based. Around 1500 people were using the solution in our organization.

Azure Backup is cloud-based, so it's scalable.

The tool is scalable. Only three to four companies use the solution in our region.

We have engineers using this solution who report to me.

We use the solution regularly and we plan to increase usage.

I rate the scalability of Azure Backup a seven out of ten.

The solution has decent scalability. I rate it an eight out of ten.

Scalability is fine. For any mid-size org, it is a good solution. We have done it for close to 2,000 servers, so it is working fine.

This is a scalable solution besides the limitations on file restorations.

The solution is very scalable for us but scalability depends on your location.There are no problems accessing Azure in Europe or North America but if you're looking at the newer regions, they're slower in adding the same capability. I used Azure in Dublin because there was no Azure in Africa. When they turned on Azure in South Africa we had to switch to that but we only got 50% of the functionality. South Africa should have been brought to the same level before we had to make the move from Dublin. It's taken us backward. 

Our company has around 70,000 employees, and over 200 VMs are currently used for data backup.

I rate the solution an eight out of ten for scalability.

I'd rate it a ten out of ten in terms of scalability because there is no limit. You can configure as many backups as you like. There is no limitation on storage space because it's not a separate tool. It goes to the Azure backend. They are managing it, so there is no storage limit. It's completely scalable.

My company has around 1,000 users for Azure Backup. 

We cater this product to small, medium, and enterprise businesses. I rate its scalability a five out of ten.

In a fully cloud-based solution, scalability is good, and I rate it a ten out of ten. On the other hand, for an on-premise setup, there may be challenges related to recovery and the potential impact on the Internet link's bandwidth. Therefore, I rate it an eight out of ten.

This solution is scalable and it's easy. It's like you are using your computer folder. We will be mapping. We would map the file to the server. It's like a new folder, a C, D, E, or F. New storage inside the servers will be created.

One of the clients that we have now has 50 terabytes of storage. We have created another server on a cloud backup for these 50 terabytes. They have 100 users that are using this backup through file sharing.

This is a scalable solution.

I rate Azure Backup an eight and a half out of ten for scalability. Two thousand five hundred users use the solution in my company.

Azure Backup is a scalable solution.

We work with it all of the time.

I rate the solution’s scalability a ten out of ten. Our clients are small, medium, and enterprise-level businesses.

Azure Backup can scale and it is easy to do.

The solution is scalable. If a company needs to expand it, it's possible to do so.

Only the IT backups use the solution. That's just two people. No one else does. 

The scalability is good. We have around 12 users in the department. Some of them provide techno support and others do testing on the system to check its abilities because sometimes it has too much load. 

With cloud there is no limit. The limit is the sky and so for Microsoft infrastructure, there are two options. If you have a small data center, small servers or small computers and you need to do a backup, this is fine. You only need to install the agent. 

But if you have big servers or it's a number of servers, Microsoft also offers the ability to do a local Azure Backup and this Azure Backup will communicate with the local server and these servers can be communicated to the cloud and you can often install multiple servers. It will distribute different loads. 

We have two engineers that are using the solution in my organization.

Azure Backup has a medium scalability level.

I rate the scalability of Azure Backup a seven out of ten.

It is a scalable solution. I rate it eight out of ten.

We do some work with the educational market and we have onboarded 50 schools to Azure. We have never had any issues with scaling. Most of our clients range in size from 200 to 1,000 users.

Scalability has not been an issue.

It's a scalable solution. We have 100 users and we plan to continue using it.

Its scalability is very good.

While 100% of our organization utilizes the solution, I don't believe we've ever tried to scale it. I don't know if it scales well or not. I don't know if our organization plans on expanding in the future, either.

The scalability is a great improvement that is offered on the cloud. With a few clicks, you can scale up resources. 

This is a scalable solution.

Usually, my customers are small to medium-sized businesses with between ten and fifty users.

We have not had much experience the scalability or integration with other solutions.

We have more than 10 clients and we have approximately 500 individual machines.

This is a scalable product. My clients are small and medium-sized companies.

Azure Backup is easy to scale and it will scale up as much as you need it to. Also, I don't need to worry about whether it is serialized or not because the data is always structured.

My customers are small and medium-sized businesses.

The scalability of the solution is good.

Azure Backup is both very scalable and stable.

Scalability is fine.