The scalability is quite good. We do have plans to expand usage in the future.

The main thing here is we have something called connectors. These must be published over the internet to connect as much and we're able to select the services for each connector which means it's scalable for us.

The solution's scalability is very good. It's all very modular. You could start with one small area, and you can grow it. Since the solution's licenses are totally transferrable, you're not tied to a CPU or serial number. You could deploy it in a POC or QA environment, and after you finish, you can lift it and move it to the next project. From there, you can start as a singular platform and advance into a cluster. So it's entirely up to you.

I rate eG Enterprise a seven or eight out of ten for scalability.

The tool is very scalable. We have seven users. We have plans to increase the usage.

eG Enterprise is a scalable solution.

It's scalable. That said, in my experience, I just installed it in a small environment. However, I was assisted in the research in the eG Enterprise and I know of a client that is a financial institution in Singapore, and they had 1,000 agents.

For us, we have up to 20 agents with different types of servers, operating systems, and databases. It's a small environment.

While the client started slow, they do plan to continue to increase usage.

We have thousands of users and have not had issues.

It can handle a growing amount of work. 

I did want to integrate this into our footprint and it resulted in our help desk requesting tickets. I have been told that it works, but it does not. We tried making it work and it does not work.

The support of the eG editor supports the upgrades of the versions and the participation is always good.

I'm not aware of the limits. It's very scalable.

Some minor scalability issues have been seen but product tuning by eG resolved these issues.

No issues with scalability.

No issues. It monitors hundreds of servers without a problem.

I have not encountered any scalability issues.

No, for the moment.

There have been no issues with scalability.