The product is quite stable. If there are any issues, they're generally resolved very quickly. We had issues using some shared or static library. If you changed a particular element, it had to be redeployed.

The product's stability is good. However, we encounter issues with complex services. I rate its stability a seven out of ten.

There is good stability.

The solution's stability is good. The product is new so we pick up issues and raise them with IBM. We raised two PMRs and received a fixed pack for one of them within a few months.  

It's a stable solution.

App Connect is stable.

It would rate the stability a ten out of ten. Once we configure the tool, it works by automation.

The product's stability itself has been quite reliable. However, we encounter a few issues while shifting to a recognized environment. It wasn't a product issue but a platform issue. Now, a lot of issues have been resolved.

I'd rate the stability nine out of ten. We've never had issues. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. 

IBM App Connect is a stable product.  However, they need to be more user friendly.

App Connect is stable

It's stable.

We are running the HyperV version and have had no problems with stability. Though if not designed well, the projects can definitely run out of resources when processing.

It's a stable solution, we have not had any issues.

It is very stable.

It takes two people to deploy and maintain the solution.

It's been stable. We haven't had any problems with its stability.

The cloud version had me a little bit worried because we don't really know how stable it is or how it's scaling. There have been a few instances when customers have come with complaints but all around, they're still happy.

I did not encounter any stability issues.