The solution is quite stable. I have not seen Compute Engine crash. The SLA is 99.99%, which is quite high.

With respect to the solution's performance, we choose the configurations we require, and we have never seen a case where the solution has gone wrong or gone down. Whatever we are expecting from the Computer Engine meets the performance standards. We have had 99.999% uptime, and Google has always met this particular SLA. We have never had any issues with their systems going down or being unavailable.

It is a stable solution.

I rate Google Compute Engine's stability a nine out of ten. 

Stability would differ from region to region, but it is almost on a scale of around nine out of ten.

In certain regions, there are resource and bandwidth issues. That's why I'm rating it on the lower side on some markings on that. Otherwise, it's fairly stable.

The tool is stable.

GCE is a highly stable high-availability product.

It is a highly stable solution.

I rate the stability of Google Compute Engine a ten out of ten.

I rate the product's stability around five to six out of ten. 

There have been a few (rare) instances where I've encountered a stability issue during the beta pre-production stage of the product. I should mention that it was pretty easy to revert back to a previous stable build. The stability issues are even more rare with the production version and since there is a very large user base the development team is very quick to fix regressions and troubleshoot performance issues.

It is a stable product. I haven't had any issues.

GCP/AWS... have had more downtime in the last 5 years than the current implementation has had.