We don't have many complaints about the stability of Denodo. So far it's behaving well.

For production the stability is okay since we don't have a lot of things going on. In production, we have a couple of years of use cases. Of course, there is a high demand for CPU and memory. However, in development, we have a lot of issues based on the problems we've had with the Git integration. There are a lot of conflicts, there are a lot of problems.  

If you have just the applications pointing to Denodo and running the specific query, it's okay.

At certain times we have seen some stability issues with the data management within Denodo. It's not all the time, of course, but only sometimes.

When it comes to more complex scenarios, we will typically use Spring Boot instead of Denodo to accomplish our needs. Usually, this happens when we have tons of data in production and we need to segregate it based on some logic.

It has been pretty stable. We've had some minor issues here and there, but we do have an admin who is assigned to this. We have a full-time paid Denodo admin. If there is a problem, he is very fast at getting onto the problem. He connects with Denodo and then comes back with solutions. Overall, we've had minor things here and there. Sometimes, we have to use certain Java functions to figure it out. There is also a learning curve for some people because not everybody knows Java coding.

We recently upgraded to Denodo 8.0. We pushed the upgrade for a very long time because my team is the biggest consumer of Denodo. So, we had to look at our timelines to do it, but it was very smooth. Denodo helped us really well in the upgrade, and my team and our admins were also on top of everything. The whole Denodo 7.0 to 8.0 upgrade went smoothly. It went so smoothly that I just couldn’t believe it.

Denodo as a platform is stable overall. It can be a challenge if there are hundreds of users running a lot of queries, and then one of the queries suddenly sucks up the resources. When that happens, the system fails and there can be a risk to the source. 

We are satisfied with the stability now. We had some connectivity and driver-related issues earlier, but Denodo's technical support team helped us resolve them.

It is a very stable solution.

Currently, we haven't found any discrepancies or problems with stability. We are a team of 25 using Denodo simultaneously, but we're still in a development and testing environment. Once it's in production, we'll be able to tell if there's any kind of a bottleneck. 

It is scalable, and we have 500 users.

It's quite stable.

The product is stable.

Denodo is a stable solution.

Version 8 is much more stable than version 7.

Denodo is very stable. I started working with Denodo a year ago, and I have not come across any issues.

It is a stable solution.

We've recently had some problems with slowness and instability. 

Denodo's stability could improve.

Denodo has been very stable.

Denodo has been stable so far.

The stability of Denodo is okay. You will encounter some load optimization and performance tuning, so you do need some technicality around your data pack. 

It's a stable product.

It is absolutely stable. 

We have found the on-premises version of this solution to be very stable.

For now, I'm using the solution in training. I believe it's okay, I haven't had any glitches or errors. 

When we went live there were certain small little issues, but nothing that would stop production, so from our side, we don't have any blocks that could stop us from doing anything, merely minor little incidents and irritations.

We haven't had any complaints from our clients in relation to stability. It must be good, otherwise, we would have heard of issues surrounding crashes or glitches. 

Once you've set it up, the product is stable. There are still some bugs in the software, however.