We haven't had problems, so Commvault is a very stable product from our perspective.

I would rate the stability of Commvault Cloud a nine out of ten.

We've never had any issues with stability. It doesn't crash or freeze. There are no bugs or glitches. It's pretty reliable. 

Commvault Backup & Recovery is stable.

Commvault is very stable and I cannot think of any major downtime we have had in the last decade.

The frequent releases from Commvault impact the stability. When we implement a feature release or a bug-fix release, quite often, it causes some issues, and some of the options do not work. This is one of the cons that we have related to the stability of the Commvault application.

I would rate the stability of Commvault Backup & Recovery nine out of ten.

Commvault Backup & Recovery has helped reduce our downtime.

It is a very stable platform.

Right now, we have seven guys on my team and two of us are setting up the backups. The other five of us are strictly doing restores mainly until we get all our backups entirely into the cloud and clean up the groups. I really just need two guys doing that, a junior admin and me. The junior admin has been setting this all up because he will be around for another 15 years. I might as well have him learn it now and be our guru.

For the most part, it does the updates for us. There is a piece that we own down on our network and there is a piece that they own on their network. For the most part, the piece that they own is definitely the bigger of the two. With that being said, our version that we are running on-premises needs an update, which basically means that it is waiting on a server restart. Our servers restart once a month, so I imagine it is scheduled to restart on Sunday. Then, we will get that up-to-date. Metallic pushes it out, then our server installs it. Metallic is mostly on the hook for updates and keeping things up-to-date.

As long as everything functions in our environment, Commvault is very stable, but that's not the case. There are always ripples in the environment and sometimes those ripples can cause dramatic effects in Commvault, such as corrupting DDBs.

The stability is perfect. Whenever I log in, it logs in. When I click on something, it loads up. So, I haven't seen any issues.

Sometimes, some dashboards take a bit of time to load but they have to go back and do queries, which is normal. It is your bandwidth and your Internet. When 700 users are logged onto our site, then our Internet will be a bit slower. When compared with our other products or anything else that I have used, the solution is sleek, fast, and smooth with no issues.

The tool’s stability is good. I rate the stability an eight or nine out of ten.

The stability is great. The product is very good.

It is a stable solution. I would rate it a nine out of ten. I have had no errors since the installation.

When I put it into the production model, it was very stable, and we had no time to do the next production review after a very simple test.

We have not had any problems with stability. 

The stability means our team can relax. On average, we used to get six backup failure errors a week, and that has been reduced to two.

I would rate it an eight out of ten in terms of stability. We have had a few incidents over the years due to certain revisions of the software. We were hit by some of the known bugs, so we had to go back and patch.

Commvault's stability is good.

I would give the stability "five nines." I've not seen it down. I can't say it hasn't been down once, but it's been up the entire time I've used it. There have been no issues. It's snappy and responsive. I'm impressed with the stability of it.

It is very stable. We do not have a problem with availability or uptime on the product.

I haven't seen any performance issues with the solution.

We're very satisfied with the stability.

It is maintaining our backup without failing.

It's stable. I've had some outages over the last week, but overall, it's stable.

It's very stable. To be completely frank, I beat the heck out of it, 24/7 and 365. We're a healthcare laboratory company that never closes. We're an around-the-clock operation in all of our locations. The backup jobs are running, and the reports are running, around the clock. Everything runs constantly but we have had zero downtime.

Complete Data Protection is pretty stable.

Commvault is extremely stable. There are really not too many things that knock it down.

The solution is good sometimes in some environments. But sometimes, in some environments, it has to be improved. On the network backup, it has to be improved. If, almost across the networks, one has different VLAN backups, the performance backup is sometimes degraded due to the network configuration and because of the load on the network. Stability-wise, I rate the solution a six out of ten.

The solution is very stable so stability is rated a nine out of ten. 

It is a very stable solution.

Sometimes the web page doesn't work. I don't know if it's an outage or if there is maintenance going on in the background. From time to time, Commvault will suddenly stop taking backups for some intervals. We'll raise a ticket to the support team, and they'll get it sorted out. Still, I would say it's working 99 percent of the time. We can take the backup, restore data, and everything else. But sometimes it stops work. For example, today it went down for a minute.

Up until now, it has been a hundred percent working great. So, it looks stable.

Commvault HyperScale X is highly stable.

The stability is very good. If you don't follow the metrics and best practices recommended by Commvault, or if you mess up the setup, you may face challenges. If you follow the best practices, it's a very good, stable solution.

It is stable. We don't have any problem regarding the core part of Commvault.

It's pretty stable. We haven't had a major issue in the three-plus years we have had Commvault. 

There were some issues in the first year, until we managed to acquire the skill sets and learned how the product should be used, including the best practices. But overall the environment is pretty stable. 

We perform a disaster recovery test twice a year and the product is robust and resilient.

The product is very solid. They are the number one data management platform on the market. They are leading in that sense above the competition.

Every type of software, even Microsoft, has some problems. It's not possible to make something without some patches or little bugs. But until now, over the years we have been using it, we haven't had any big problem where we said, "Oh, this is not working." We have had some problems and opened tickets and support has helped us very fast. 

We can say we are generally happy with Commvault. It's not possible to expect to buy something and never have a problem with it. That's especially true when you add something new; it depends on your hardware environment. It also depends on your network and your users' backup behavior. It's not possible that something will be perfect.

I rate the solution’s stability an eight out of ten.

We had one issue. The Commvault server is an Active-Passive cluster and the Active node had some hiccups. It wasn't something serious, but the Commvault server was unable to connect to one of the agents. I believe our partner discovered it because they also receive messages from our Commvault solution. They just informed us that the Commvault server had to be restarted. We did so during working hours because backups are done at night, and there were no issues. It was a standard procedure and we have had no other big issues.

I rate Metallic seven out of 10 for stability. The backup and restoration takes some time, and you get some errors when installing a package. 

The stability is good. I rate the product’s stability an eight out of ten.

I rate Metallic eight out of 10 for stability. 

The solution is stable and reliable. There are no bugs or glitches. I'd rate the reliability nine out of ten. It doesn't crash or freeze. Based on what is possible, it is okay.

I rate the stability an 8.5 out of ten, and there is a small room for improvement.

The product is stable if it is set up correctly. HyperScale X is sophisticated software that requires you to configure it on your own. This can be difficult to handle.

It is stable. I haven't experienced any issues.

I rate the tool’s stability an eight out of ten.

HyperScale X is really stable.

The stability is very good and derived from the fact that in all the points of contact that make up the backup environment, there is the possibility of configuring the High Availability of the platform.

The stability is great. It just runs. I've had zero issues with it.

We did not have the best initial impression regarding stability. Things got better after four months.

I give it a seven on a scale of one to ten, because many times, whenever there is some issue, they provide a hotfix. In large enterprises, we won't be able to update the hotfixes because there is a change in management. There are also hotfixes once every two weeks.

Commvault is very stable and mature.

We have been using this solution for more than three years, and there have been no major failures. It has been running day-to-day backups without any issues. We have backup scheduled over the weekends, and we also have daily backups. We are running full backups over the weekends and incremental backups on weekdays. 

When you talk about backup it must be stable. If not, we would change the tool.

Every three years, we require server updates to either embrace new technologies or enhance our existing technology stack. Therefore, our approach involves reevaluating and refreshing our infrastructure every three years, so we can’t comment on this solution as we have started fresh.

The solution's stability is excellent.

The solution is very stable unless you have to use Symantec Enterprise Protection. That comes into major issues. We've had corruption due to Symantec.

It is a stable solution. I rate its stability as an eight.

It is a very stable product that has many features. 

Commvault is stable. We've never had problems with it. It's always available, and it's doing the job without any issues. It never fails. Sometimes we miss a backup, but there's always a reason for it, and it's not the fault of Commvault. In the last three years, we've never had to open a ticket with Commvault. That shows how stable and well-performing it is.

It is very stable. We have some little issues with it, but when we have issues they're always related to the application we want to back up, not to the product itself. We ask a lot of the product; we use it in a fairly hard way on several things. Sometimes we hit the boundaries of the product and we encounter issues. But in day-to-day business, we don't see any real issues related to the infrastructure or the load we can give it.

I rate the tool’s stability a nine out of ten.

The product's stability is good enough. But, you have to compare it with other products. For example, I am using Veritas, and I am using it for CommVault, perhaps at home for myself. For the rest, I am selling. I am not doing the implementation. I'm only selling it.

It's pretty stable.

I have not had any issues with its stability.

I haven't seen a crash of the database. The stability is great.

We have had no issues with stability. The service has been running for 18 months with no loss of service due to the platform.

The solution is stable and reliable. there are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. The performance is good. I'd rate the reliability nine out of ten. 

Commvault is quite stable.

It works, and there are definitely some bugs, but nothing major.

The stability has been good. We haven't had any issues.

Commvault Complete Data Protection is a stable solution. Still, there was one case when the media server was rebooted because of a hardware problem, and then Commvault Complete Data Protection also ran into issues with the internal database. Otherwise, it is good in terms of stability. There was no major problem with the solution.

Commvault HyperScale X is a reliable solution.

I rate Commvault eight out of 10 for stability. 

The solution is stable.

Commvault has been stable in our usage.

Stability-wise, Commvault is one of the best backup solutions on the market.

The product has been stable. There are no bugs or glitches. So far, it doesn't crash or freeze. It's reliable and the performance is good.

The backup performance and management are ok. However, when something is not working, it is probably fifty percent due to product immaturity.

I rate the stability an eight and a half or nine out of ten.

The solution is not very stable. 

It has been pretty stable. We have not run into a situation where our systems were compromised. However, we have run into system corruption issues and were back in business within about two hours.

Right now, we only have one primary administrator for this product. We have a couple of backups in case this person or another is on vacation. We have other people who have been provided good knowledge transfer on how this product works. This way, if either of them is unavailable, there is somebody who can do the job.

I believe it's very stable. That's why the customers who buy Commvault stay with Commvault.

We've had no issues with stability.

The stability is excellent. Once you install and configure everything the right way, there is only the infrastructure. If there is a problem with the infrastructure, it will reflect on your backup. If there are no problems with the infrastructure, then there will be no problems. I have been working with Commvault for two years and don't remember opening more than 10 cases for a lot of customers.

The solution is very stable and reliable. The performance is good. There are no bugs or glitches, and it doesn't crash or freeze. 

The product is a reliable solution. We have experienced only one case where there was a total shutdown and a total disruption of service. This was a weird case. We were able to sort it out and submitted the case for investigation to understand what the root cause might have been. Later on, we had to upgrade a few things. However, since then, we haven't had any issues whatsoever. I'd describe the solution as quite stable. 

It is fairly stable. We have never had trouble with Commvault itself. And if we do have trouble, we can call our Commvault partner and they will solve it.

It's stable. 

Sometimes the Java console might not respond. It might happen one out of 20 times that the Java console might crash. And then we have to use Task Manager to end it and reopen it. Other than that, the server has never crashed nor has the database ever crashed.

I rate the product’s stability an eight out of ten.

I rate the solution's stability as an eight.

This is a very stable product.

It is very stable. The product setup went well. It was deployed without any problems.

The solution is highly stable. I rate the stability a nine out of ten. 

The product is stable and works fine. 

I experienced instability only one time, but it was restored.

It's very stable.

The stability is really good. Once you implement it properly you can forget. It's an automated solution. You don't need to troubleshoot anything.

It's not very stable in our environment. Every day there is something weird going on. When we solve the "weird thing of the week," the next day something different goes on.

The product is stable for backing up any kind of environment. But sometimes there's a problem with the deduplication. Sometimes the deduplication database is offline.

It's a completely stable solution. We haven't had any problems with the software that make implementation a problem or prevent us from using the product effectively.

Commvault is stable but more difficult to understand without the technical specifications.

From a stability point of view, it is very good.

Stability is okay.

Metallic is a stable solution.

The stability is good. Compared to Veritas it is good.

It's very stable. 

The product's stability could be better.

It's a very stable solution.

The stability is okay. It's stable. We haven't had many problems with the solution. If you know the solution and know what you are doing, the stability will be okay. But you must have a deeper knowledge of the solution. For this, they have good Education Services on their site, and they will help you a lot. If you do it yourself you will make mistakes and encounter some problems with configuration. It will be much slower and more painful for you. Or you can use help from Commvault Education or Commvault Services.

Commvault is both very stable and scalable.

Commvault is very stable.

The stability of the product is quite good. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. It's reliable. 

The stability is good. 

No.

Commvault is a very stable product. 

It is stable.

The solution is stable.

This is a stable product.

The stability is good for the solution.

This solution is stable. Every three months they perform maintenance and release the latest service.

Commvault is a stable product.

This is a very stable product, and in fact, one of the reasons that we choose this solution.

The solution is stable.

No.

We are happy with the stability.

If you set it right at the beginning, then it basically just works with very little administrative effort.

Previously, with versions 8 and 9 yes. But starting from version 10 there were no major issues.

Commvault is very stable.

No.