I can give it an 8 out of 10. There were instances in Mirantis Container Cloud where are warnings well in advance, for example, if you needed to add a volume at scale, it was informed. I appreciate this there before any issues occurred.

Mirantis Container Cloud is stable. 

Typically,  stability is fine. Good access.

The tool is stable.

Its stability is amazing. It's perfect. I'd rate it a 10 out of 10 in terms of stability.

It is a stable solution. It is nearly perfect. I would rate the stability a ten out of ten. 

Using this solution for a production environment that should be working 24/7 is the biggest proof of stability.

I think it's really stable. There were problems in the past, like you have with every software, but I think it's pretty stable now. I have seen very few crashes of the Docker daemon itself, but I'm not talking about the containers because that's not Docker' s job. The stability of those depends what you have learning in your container. As far as the runtime is concerned, I think it's decently stable.

Mirantis Container Cloud is designed to facilitate easy setup and reconfiguration of microservices. Each microservice has its configuration stored in a single file. Scaling or adjusting components can be achieved by modifying these Docker files. This approach breaks down the system into manageable pieces while ensuring coherence and centralized configuration management. Overall, it offers stability and ease of management.

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

There were no issues with the solution.

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

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

The stability is good. We had a few issues before in terms of just running an application and explaining to the other teams and stuff. Because of this application, it's easier for the DevOps engineer. 

We don't need to dig around to know what is happening. We just run the container and put it in the pipeline and then it runs.

I rate the product's stability an eight out of ten. I have never had any stability issues.

Docker is not stable itself because it is an engine to run containers, and whenever a container is shut down, your data is lost, and you need to restart the containers. However, if you want to receive more stability, you need to use container orchestrators, such as Docker Swarm, or Kubernetes along with Docker. Docker is not perfect itself, you need to use additional software or another orchestration system to make it more stable.

The product is stable. Any problems that we have noticed have been with the customer doing something wrong. For instance, they may have two versions of the application that do not match, which will cause errors. But, we can never blame Rackspace Docker for this. It is an internal problem. 

The stability of this solution is perfect. Five stars.

The product is stable. 

This solution is pretty much stable.

In my experience, Docker has been very stable.

The solution isn't always that stable.

Stability-wise, I rate the solution a ten out of ten.

I think the solution is stable enough.

The stability of Mirantis is fine. It is stable.

I cannot recall experiencing any issues with bugs or glitches.