I've just used the solution for a few months. It's okay.

It's stable. There are no issues with that.

It's a very stable solution.

The solution is stable. In terms of stability and reliability, I don't see an issue. there are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. 

It is very stable. I don't remember having a fall or failure in this service. 

The stability is excellent. As of now, we have not been faced with any issues, and we are keeping our fingers crossed that it remains that way.

We had a few critical incidents, and we did the investigation together with Microsoft. It seems there were some bugs in Azure Firewall shared cluster. So, at the very beginning, we had a few outages or critical incidents because of the product bugs, but since then, especially in the past few months, it seems very good.

Azure Firewall is completely stable, and you can easily integrate it with your existing applications. We have not had any issues with it. You just need to configure all of the application settings. Since it is a fully managed service, Microsoft will handle future upgrades.

It ensures reliable availability.

So far, we have not seen any problems with stability.

It's absolutely stable because it's Azure. It has the redundancy and the resilience of the Azure Infrastructure Services. I don't think there is downtime with this kind of service. It probably has 99.95 percent uptime.

It's very stable. Microsoft will not put something out there that is unstable.

The stability of the solution is excellent. It hasn't failed. There are no bugs, glitches, or crashes. It's reliable.

The solution has the same stability as Azure.

It's a stable product. I've recently spent a lot of time on Palo Alto Firewalls and compared to that I would say that Azure Firewall is still a better firewall. They provide more and more features like SD-WAN or the cloud standard box feature.

The product is stable. 

Azure Firewall is pretty stable. 

I believe that they listen to various sponsors, which is why they were able to release the premium version. It is a more established firewall that vendors now have. 

I'm seeing where they have met up with the dynamics of the market, and I am expecting that they will be a leader sometime in the near future.

Its stability is very good.

I don't get into any kind of real scale configuration. There might be bugs that I don't know because I just use the general configuration.

It is stable.

The tool's stability is great. 

The stability of Azure Firewall is fine. I've never seen it go down.

Azure Firewall is quite stable.

The stability of the solution is good. We haven't had any issues. It's a managed service.

The solution is very stable. When comparing it to other environments, it's actually quite impressive.

The stability is excellent.

It is stable.

It seems stable, and I haven't had any issues.

To date, I haven't had any issue and I didn't have a requirement to scale, at this stage.

It's a stable solution.