I think ForgeRock is easy to scale on the cloud side, but I've never worked on the cloud. We are already using four sites, so I think it's different when you have your own servers and on-prem. We have only four servers, and we are managing everything on these four servers, so I can't say much about scalability. Our user base is big. A million people are using the whole CIAM process on one site.

You cannot scale this solution vertically or horizontally. 

I rate ForgeRock somewhere between eight and nine out of ten for scalability.

This is a scalable solution. To add multiple users to the environment, you can enable a self-service access for user registration, a ForgeRock password and ForgeRock username. A user can do this by themselves. This solution also has a high data capacity. You can use the directive service as a replication server as well to replicate your user data between different directive services environment. 

This product has proved to be very easily scalable.

I'm worried about the scalability of it. I'm not worried about the scalability itself. I'm sure it will scale. However, I'm concerned about what sorts of problems we'll run into when we start scaling the solution higher. Right now it's very low volume.

They have assured me it will be fine. We just got a new Account Manager assigned to my company and she's assured me that any such problems and they will be able will align with their standard scalability structures. She has assured me that if there are any issues, their team would jump in and make sure that our clients are not going to be impacted by any issues we might end up having.

ForgeRock is very scalable. We have more than 100,000 users in our company, with over 1,000 admins using the solution to control access.

We manage 200 to 2,000 ForgeRock customers. They are all enterprise businesses.

Around four to five users are using the solution in our organization.

I rate the solution ten out of ten for scalability.

The solution scales up and down according to your needs.

It is scalable. We have scaled it.

In terms of the number of users, the whole company has to use ForgeRock to be able to connect to the company. For its administration, we have a team of five people. We don't have any plans to increase its usage.

You are able to build on ForgeRock, it is scalable.

I rate ForgeRock an eight out of ten.

The solution is very scalable and offers three kinds of architecture; small, medium and large. That means you can start with one million users, and scale up to 10 million. The only limitation is the platform. 

It is scalable.

The solution is extremely scalable. We are implementing this for around 10 million customer records.

Scalability has never been problem with the ForgeRock product suite. You can add nodes at runtime without affecting the environment. You can build another datacenter without affecting the running instance and add to it.

I heard that it's good for big companies, with thousands of users use it but our company only has a few hundred users. We use little bits of the database. Scalability isn't a problem for us. 

The solution is very scalable. We have a lot of users that have been increasing over the years that we have been using it. We have approximately 20,000 users.

The scalability of ForgeRock is not a problem. 

There is a lot of options for scalability in this solution.

I have never had any issues with scalability. It depends upon how we spec the environment as well.

No significant issues.

Not more then average.

No, not at all.

This solution is scalable.

It works from a container system or with Dell, so it is easy to scale up or to scale down.

It's a scalable product. We have implemented it for over 5,000 users.