Dell EMC SC Series is very stable.

The stability is okay, however, the performance could be better, as there have been a few issues surrounding latency. In most cases, the customer feedback is positive. It's only in extreme situations where there have been problems. 

It's absolutely stable. There were some issues in the early days with the tiering, but they straightened that out. What was happening was, if the first tier filled up - and it wasn't necessarily because of pinning - but if the first tier filled up because you overran the "write" amount that you had in the first tier, it died, actually.

Dell EMC was really quick in fixing that. Now, if it gets to 90 percent, if you start to overrun that tier, it will start moving stuff automatically. It doesn't have to wait for the tiering, "seven down and three up." The way that it works is, if you're in the top tier here and something is not accessed in the last seven days, it will move down to the next tier and it takes three days to move it up. But with it automatically tiering it down, it can automatically go and take it out of there if it sees that it's going to fill up.

I would rate the stability of this solution eight out of ten. 

It's very stable.

The stability is perfect. That's why we keep on using Dell EMC products in particular.

Very stable. We rarely have any types of issues or failures.

So far, I haven't had an incident, so the stability is good. No downtime.

When we installed this solution, we were surprised by how stable and efficient it is.

SC is a fairly stable platform. I rate SC eight out of 10 for stability.

The performance was staggering and it was more than what we paid for. We were able to bring a lot of juice out from the SC Series. It took us some time, but we were able to get a higher performance once we understood the technology. 

The SC Series was very low maintenance, which was one thing that we liked. We had Phone Home enabled, so we were getting all the patches from Dell. They were also able to help us from a drive failure perspective. Nothing went wrong with it—it was a good experience, which is why we are still sticking with Dell. 

The stability of the solution is good. There don't seem to be any issues with reliability. There aren't bugs or glitches. It works well.

Compellent is a stable solution.

The stability is okay, and the maintenance response time is excellent.

The solution is very stable.

We have about 60 ongoing operations. As you can imagine, we have had some challenges in the past, but not something that it's more concerning than what might happen when compared to the other storage vendors.

It's still an early phase for us, but as of right now it's stable.

The solution is stable. We have not had too many problems. The issues that have come up have been addressed very quickly via Dell EMC. 

I have not heard any feedback about bugs or glitches in the system. Once it's in place, it's solid.

In terms of stability, it's good enough. It's okay. 

Stability is good so far.

No.

It is very stable. Upgrades have been pretty much flawless. Being able to swap out components and upgrade them later on has also been a huge benefit in keeping the platform cost effective.

The product is both stable and scalable.

The solution is quite stable and the performance is good even though it is getting old. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. We find it reliable. 

As I said, when we first deployed it, there were a lot of upgrades that had to be done. We would have trouble with this or that, networking would fall, stalls, delays. We would have to run through another upgrade. We've got about 50 or 60 of these pieces of equipment, and to do an upgrade would take 30 to 40 hours.

We've had to coordinate that back and forth, as this is a live system. Since we got through that process - and it took weeks - it seems to have been a lot more stable. It's almost to the point now that we can say that we're pleased with it. To begin with, we were ready to throw it out the window.

It is a stable solution. We haven't had any downtime.

We haven't had any issues affecting the stability.

No issues.

The solution is stable; we've had no problems at all.

I won't entertain any other vendor at this point.

We haven't had any issues with stability so far.

The stability is quite good. I have nothing but good things to say about it.

So far, so good. However, we have only had it running for four months.

It's a very stable product.

Honestly, most of the complaints I hear about this solution are either because systems have been misconfigured or sized improperly. Probably 90 percent of the issues people have are because it's not sized properly.

We never had a single crash with this product. It was just fine. 

The solution is very stable.

The solution is stable. 

The stability is fine until it comes to patching, and then we have issues. Whenever we have issues related to driver and firmware, it's a pain.

The stability of the Dell EMC SC Series is very good.

It has been one of the most stable products in our data center.

I have no complaints, so far, about the stability.

We have zero downtime. There is no disruption at all. It's highly stable with all the types of abundant solutions. All the hardware parts are in abundance.

The solution is stable.