The solution is scalable so I rate scalability an eight out of ten. 

I rate the scalability of F5 BIG-IP AFM an eight out of ten.

We have four units of approximately 20 engineers using this solution in my company.

It is scalable. There are 20,000 to 30,000 people who use it on a daily basis. Their roles vary from content editors to content viewers at different levels of the organization. Its usage might increase.

More than 1,000 users use the solution in our organization.

Advanced Firewall Manager scales well with a flexible SKN architecture, allowing easy capacity and high availability expansion. This scalability extends to hybrid setups, enabling consistent policies and configurations across on-premise and cloud environments through the BigIQ solution. It ensures seamless synchronization for efficient management.

The solution is scalable, but there are costs involved.

We have approximately 10,000 users using the solution. The solution is being used daily.

Our organization has 1000 F5 BIG-IP Advanced Firewall Manager (AFM) users. It is a scalable platform.

It is a scalable solution. 

F5 BIG-IP Advanced Firewall Manager is a scalable solution. Two administrators from IT use the solution for load balancing, and two administrators from security use it for WAF.

The scalability would be based more on the hardware aspect. I'd rate its ability to scale at a six or seven out of ten, since it is rather fixed. It's still hardware and not fully virtualized, which makes scaling limited. 

The scalability and cost-effectiveness of the solution is really good. Hardware appliances can forward some crazy amounts of traffic. However, this is not like all other firewalls. Scalability is pretty much somewhere in the middle. You always have some additional models on the same hardware or even in virtual machines. In general, it's not good, and it's not bad. You need to take everything into account.

The scalability of F5 BIG-IP AFM has been very good.

We have approximately 3,000 users using this solution in my company. If we have another system we will increase our usage.

The solution is scalable. 

The application is scalable.

The solution is scalable because it doesn't depend on hardware. If you run this product on a Viprion, it will be scalable, but not too much. If you run the same product with the same version in a standalone device or on a virtual system, you will use the power and scale of the associated device. It's scalable because you are able to use the same product in different hardware. If you buy a powerful server, and you can scale your F5 as a virtual system easily.

F5 is also highly scalable. You can easily upgrade from one version to the next or even upgrade the machine. The hardware is scalable. We can and have easily upgraded a deployment either by turning on or applying a license. As for the machine, you can upgrade the physical hardware or you can use a virtual machine because they have a Virtual Machine Edition. The scalability is versatile and straightforward.

They have many options to scale. They have a very stable, versatile FM, but we rely on the physical units. I can see that it's very scalable. Whatever you want to add, you can add to the same cluster.

The solution is very scalable. Companies should not face issues when they need to expand. 

We have 20 enterprises using the solution currently. They are mostly banks.

It's not as easy to scale because you have to purchase new hardware to scale up.