This solution is really, really stable.

It has been a stable solution. We have more than 250 applications hosted, and it helps us keep them together in the same application. Because of the database involved, and because of the aspect of controlling the application, it has helped us keep the environment stable. Whenever we get a new patch, we are able to test it in our lower environment before we take it to production. So, Harvest has been a very stable tool for us.

The stability definitely could use some improvement. The software suite doesn't necessarily crash all the time, but some of the advertised features don't always work the way they've been promoted to work.

I have not encountered any stability issues.

We have been using Harvest for several years now. In earlier years, I saw some stability issues, but recently I wouldn't say that. We had some issues where we were upgrading from an older version of Harvest to a newer version. There were some manual steps, and if we missed something, then we'd have to apply patches manually.

There were also times with the Harvest plug-in was incompatible with a new version of Eclipse. Developers had to use Workbench in order to use the Eclipse plug-in. That was a challenge.