In terms of storing data in different formats, it's been somewhat unstable. But when compared to Azure Gen2 and its support and features, it's much more advanced. The suitability depends on specific use cases, but overall, HDP seems more mature than it was in the past.

The solution for the most part has been stable. There aren't issues with bugs or glitches and it doesn't crash or freeze. it's reliable.

I rate the product's stability an eight out of ten.

We do not maintain it in our department. We just use it. It has been mostly available other than when they had to upgrade. The IT department did run into some upgrade issues. But as users, it has been stable for us.  

The HDP v2.3 is stable release. But we have encountered some issues linked to hbase (fixed by: hbase server and region server should not be installed on the same node).

The Hortonworks solution is very stable. It works as a production system, without any error, without any downtime. If I have downtime, it is mostly caused by the hardware of the computers.

We have had some issues with the code, but it's mostly from the developers. From our side, we don't see any issues with stability, although it may be that we have a lot of unused CPU capacity.

Stability is improving rapidly, but like other flavors of Hadoop there are always issues.

Almost every part of the Hadoop ecosystem has its problems and bugs.

No issues encountered.

I have not encountered stability issues.

No issues.

Stability is good if configured properly, but for some tools such as for instance HBase, configuration is extremely hard to get right.

No issues encountered.

We've had some issues with stability, but hardware support and documentation have helped us resolve most of those.

Sometimes there were issues.

No, our company is a satisfied customer.

Not until now.