The stability looks alright and reliable. 

It's generally a stable solution when you have a client that goes off the reservation, where it's not operating nominally; getting it off that client can be a problem, reinstalled or configured correctly for running again. And so that's problematic. If I can push to a hundred thousand devices, it works great.

But if I can only push it to ninety-nine per cent of those hundred thousand devices, I have to spend a lot of time fixing it.

If we're in a situation where it's not working on this device, we can wipe it. But in that case, the user's already tasked with the work they've been doing on their device. And the wiping is something they want to avoid letting happen.

The stability of the solution is a perfect ten out of ten.

The solution has performance or lagging issues when you try to go beyond 500 blocks. 

VMware Carbon Black Cloud is a stable solution.

I rate VMware Carbon Black Cloud an eight out of ten for stability.

The stability of use for Carbon Black CB Response is high. I give it a 9/10.

The product is stable.

Stability is good because it's running on top of Linux based operating system which makes it very stable.

I rate VMware Carbon Black Cloud a nine out of ten for stability.

We did have a couple bugs/issues. The biggest issue I encountered was one where old logs were not being overwritten as expected so the system drive kept filling up from time to time. However, support was usually quite responsive and happy to jump on a remote session to take a look at it for us. That log bug should have been resolved with an update that was available right around the time I stopped working with the system and left the company.

It was a little bit unstable at the beginning, but that was probably because we were getting a lot of false positives. The false positives were probably because of baselining. Baselining takes a little bit of time. Once it was baselined, things got better and we have not really encountered many issues over the last couple of months. So it stabilized maybe two to three months in.  

The stability is fine.

It is an incredibly stable product, and I do not remember any significant stability issues on the server side. On the client side, there may be some performance issues related to Citrix servers.

Overall, it has been absolutely stable. However, there have been some performance issues when deploying on Windows Server, but I believe Carbon Black is working on that.

So far we had an issue connected to the hardware. I think there was an error that happened, so from their software, we had no issue with stability. Not from agents or from the server itself. But an area they need to improve on is that they need to have an option for higher availability. We can't provide a good solution if we need to rely on virtualization, higher availability. So they need to work on building their forum support for higher availability.

I think it's very stable. It depends on Linux kernel stability. That's all. 

They're highly stable in comparison with other solutions I have.