The solution's stability is the main concern for me.

The only stability issues we ran into stem from vCenter databases needing reindexing. The performance issues didn't seem to be specific to Densify, but the queries made by Densify were the only ones impacted, as the vCenter administration was fine.

There were no stability issues at all.

The only problem we've got at the moment is latency between the application server and the database server but I suspect that that problem, there is a blazing irony here, that we've deployed server to improve our optimization but the fact is it's been deployed and the cluster's not optimized and I think that is causing a problem with the system working. The system has to heal itself, heal its own cluster before it can heal others, as it were.

No, we have not had problems with stability.

We went through a good exercise with the Densify team to appropriately size the environment based on our needs and on how big our environment was, and we have not had any issues with stability.

There are times when results are very slow when we search for servers. Ideally, the tool front end should not take much time, otherwise the wait will make the end user to lose interest/patience. But because of the kind of approach and solutions we get from the Densify support team, we are confident these issues will be resolved with upcoming versions.

No, for the simple reason that you're using it as a Cloud, as a service model, and so that was not an issue at any time.

No, this product is very stable.

We have encountered very infrequent issues with connectivity to one VMware cluster to collect performance data. This could possibly be due to an internal issue rather than the product.