The solution was stable.

One time I was not able to enter the system because of a problem. I received once a week a message that there is a severity of one problem with some feature, however, I really haven't noticed. Perhaps, just one time in one year I got affected by one of the problems. Right now, I don't care about having higher availability in my solution.

This platform is 100% stable. We didn't see even 1% of instability. It's 100% stable.

We had some trouble with stability, but it may be better in the paid version of this solution.

The solution is mostly stable because they have some high-potential clients. IBM provides support to companies like Toyota and some others. It is a stable solution.

It is very stable, of course.  

IBM Public Cloud is a stable solution. It gives you SLA notifications all the time of what could be done, what is going to happen in the next hour regarding downtime, or anything that affects you. So far, I never noticed any issue, so I'm very happy with the solution.

It is a stable solution. 

IBM Cloud is stable and our customers haven't had any issues.

The stability is excellent. It's 200% stable. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. It's extremely reliable and the performance is great.

It does what it says it will do. It's price competitive. The deployment is a little complex but any client that I have used it with has never had a complaint about resiliency, stability or scalability. 

We haven't had any bugs or gliches. But if you make a mistake in the setup, you will end up paying for it. 

The IBM Cloud service is good and stable.

The solution is very stable. For me, right now, it's the best on the market.

I rate IBM Public Cloud a nine out of ten for stability.

The IBM Cloud is less stable than AWS, Google, and Oracle.

I don't have a tangible experience of this solution, so I can't say anything about its stability.