I would recommend using the solution because it is highly scalable and stable. However, the only concern I have right now is that it has very limited resources and limited capacity in cloud computing. Therefore, if any user wants to work on an on-premises database, then this would be the best option for them.

Overall, I would rate it a nine out of ten.

I advise others to make a purchase decision for the solution based on their use cases. It is a good solution if they want a business analytics platform.

I rate it as an eight.

Overall, I rate Exasol ten out of ten.

Overall, I would rate it seven out of ten.

Overall, I would rate the solution a seven out of ten because of the role creation security issues.

The areas that I explored, like the creation of the tables and the speed, were pretty good, and I may not have discovered or used all the features, so I may not be able to give my rating based on all the features. It is based on what I have used and what I've experienced. There might be more features of Exasol that I have not discovered, but I would not comment on that.

Exasol is a smaller company, so they want your business and are happy to provide service. I reached out to Exasol and Microsoft pretty much on the same day, and I'm already done with my Exasol proof of concept and Microsoft hasn't even started yet, which pretty much says it all.

Anyone who is looking for a solution like this should do a PoC. They should see if the solution is the best fit to their requirements. In my experience, many companies come for pre-sale activities and people are always nice. Sometimes this is a trap, but sometimes it is good as well. There should be a good evaluation, which should not be rushed. You should spend the quality time doing the evaluation and see what is best for your business. Then, you should decide internally what to do or what program to choose.

The product is good.