We have seven daily users saving or pulling data, including three backend developers and three frontend developers. There are no limitations to the scalability of Google Cloud Storage Nearline.

It's an exceptionally scalable product. In my work, I always strive to maintain a balance, especially when dealing with data storage. It seamlessly integrates into my projects, and its scalability plays a crucial role.

The solution is very flexible in terms of scalability. It is an online service, so we can scale it anytime with some pre-planning. I rate the scalability a nine out of ten.

As for the users using this solution in our organization, that varies according to what time of the day and what day it is, but it goes around 2,000 to 3,000 users. The maximum is about 3,000. On average, it stays somewhere between 2,000 and 1,800.

The solution scales very, very well. There's as much space, as much capacity, as we need.

There are about 200 users right now. I work in a corporate technology center and we know a lot of IT people that work in storage, although not so much in the cloud. 

It is scalable because we can add more objects to it. I don't know the exact amount of memory we can use, but it can be scaled.

We use this solution for our client, and I'm not sure how many users they have. However, with the solution, you could potentially have anywhere from a couple hundred to a couple of thousand users on it. The client has apps on the app store and via the app, there's two types of users: patients and clinicians. There may be only a few hundred clinicians, but potentially thousands of patients. In that sense, I would say it's quite scalable.

There's no problem when it comes to scaling on the solution. We don't work with much data, so we haven't scaled too much ourselves.