I rate Cisco UCS Manager a seven or eight out of ten for stability.

It is more robust than other solutions. So, the stability is good. 

Stability is very good. About 10 out of 10 you can say.

Initially, we faced a lot of memory failure with the solution. After some firmware updates, it's stable overall.

Cisco UCS Manager is a stable platform.

It is very stable. We had some issues with the batteries or memory, but if you look at the bigger picture it is very stable. 

The solution itself is very stable.

I rate the stability as an eight or nine out of ten. It's very stable.

The solution feels very stable. I seldom get UCS Manager related issues.

It is a stable solution, and we don't have any problems. If any public interconnects fail, we have high availability. We do not consider the Fabric Interconnect with the M6 version of the servers, and we need to get to inter-site service. It could be on-premises and also on cloud.

Mostly it is stable. Sometimes when we upgrade there's a bug or something like that. Then we involve Cisco for the technical support and they help. I've been always grateful because whenever we need them, they are always available.

The solution is quite stable. We've never witnessed any bug or glitches. We also haven't experienced any crashes that would lead us to believe the stability is in question. It's very good.

We faced issue with Nexus vem licensing issue which makes our complete DC went isolated in connect

We haven't had any stability issues so far.

It is really stable.

The solution offers quite good stability. We haven't had a problem at all with it. It's quite good.

We've had no issues with stability.