I would rate the tool's scalability a seven out of ten. My company has more than 2000 users for the solution. 

Google Cloud SQL is scalable and user-friendly for scaling, thanks to its menu options and graphical interface. It is suitable for medium-sized businesses.

We are hosting around 10,000 end users on our app.

We can easily scale the product as needed. It's not a problem.

We have eight to ten users at this time. 

We don't have any plans to scale at this time, however, it may be something we consider in the future. 

Around 200 developers in my company use the product. There are around 4,000 end users of the product in my company.

The scalability of Google Cloud SQL is commendable. With the appropriate setup, we can efficiently manage operations, adjusting the number of read instances as needed. While write queries perform admirably, read queries may face slower performance due to the retrieval of large datasets. However, increasing the number of read instances gives us the necessary scalability for processing these queries.

There are 500 connections to the database shared between system users.

We have maybe 200 people using the solution right now in our organization.

It does have good scalability. We haven't had any problems with that. 

We have ten users using this solution. Those users are clients who we provide services for. We do have plans to increase usage.

In terms of how many staff are required for the maintenance of this solution, in our team, we are eight. We do many things. Our focus now is on BigQuery, so data warehousing. 

As this product is cloud based, it is scalable. 

Currently, our DevOps team is using the product, and we have 20 to 30 people using it. We have plans to increase usage. 

While it is scalable, I don't yet have practical experience with the process. 

It is very scalable. We can add and remove the nodes and other things. We can also add servers and other patches as per the requirement.

We have a team of seven people who are using it currently. We are preparing for our certifications. Very soon, we will get some projects in our company, and at that time, we will use it officially.

As I mentioned above in the features section, Google Cloud SQL's scalability is one of its best features.

Quite honestly my usage so far did not test the limits of scalability. I cannot really comment on that one.

It is highly scalable. You can quickly add the disc space and you can quickly add different discs and nodes.

Everyone in our company is using Google. Emails are Google. Everyone's using Google. All infrastructure for our operation is on Google. The more business we have the higher the usage.

For write operations – yes, as there is no MySQL clustering mode.