It is easy to scale. There are around one thousand people who are using Exasol.

Scalability is within certain limitations, like the number of connections. It's not easy due to not being cloud-native.

We have about twenty users of the solution in our organization. We can quickly scale the solution as it works on an MPP system.

Exasol is easy to scale.

It offers good scalability features. The process of adding more nodes is straightforward. I personally took part in this procedure, and it performed exactly as described. All it entailed was following the company's provided guide, and it worked seamlessly.

It is a scalable solution. The assessment was done among four or five. We didn't scale it.

The idea was to use and test successfully and to check the performance, and we did it successfully. But we did not use it because of this challenge of implementation of security and rules. We didn't go beyond that. We didn't put it into production mode. We didn't even do any development in this. We only used it for the test purpose, for POC, for about two months, and that's it. Then we closed it.

With any on-premise solution, the limit on scalability is about the hardware. If it was a cloud-based solution, there would be better scalability. The scalability currently has some restrictions. If you go over a certain amount you'll require multiple nodes. We have a systems administrator who manages the solution for us but there's no real maintenance involved other than database updates. 

They recommend to have multiple servers so we can pull servers in to scale if required in the future. The scalability is quite good.

We have about 30 to 40 users who are business people.