IBM Workload Automation Stability
Stability-wise, I rate the solution a nine out of ten.
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Suresh Ramadoss
Information Technology Advisor at a wellness & fitness company with 10,001+ employees
We haven't had any stability issues.
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reviewer1813530
Systems Engineer Lead at a real estate/law firm with 10,001+ employees
This is a stable solution.
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Workload Automation
March 2024
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Salvador Reyna
IT Manager at a manufacturing company with 10,001+ employees
This product is quite stable. There are no issues within the application or with the tool itself becoming unstable.
View full review »Stability of TWS is relatively good. Notably, most issues I’ve experienced personally have stemmed from distributed schedules, i.e., z-centric.
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reviewer936228
Manager- Projects at a computer software company with 10,001+ employees
The project we worked on involved the running of nearly 24,000 job instances in a single day, so I would say that the solution is stable.
None! It's indestructible, and if configured correctly, and easily recovered in a disaster scenario.
The system is remarkably stable on Unix/Linux/extended agents. There were some connection/configuration issues on the Windows machines.
View full review »I have not encountered any stability issues at all. No other IT infrastructure @ our company has proven to be as stable as our TWS v8.5.1/8.6 network and all its components.
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FreddoAndrianarison
Manager Production Applicative at a financial services firm with 10,001+ employees
The stability is good.
View full review »We never encountered any stability issues. If your TWS administrator is very good with TWS, then he/she should always keep your TWS landscape stable.
View full review »It's very, very stable. The support is quite good. I was totally astonished about the life cycle of this IBM product because a lot of colleagues told me that Control-M is the best scheduler but I have found that it's not true. IBM does a really good job with its product.
View full review »We have not have issues with stability.
View full review »None; overall the product is very stable, but can give you odd results if the environment is unstable (hardware\network issues). Once the environment issues are resolved and job scheduling has resumed, you might still experience strange behavior with dependency resolution and cyclic job functionality, which typically clears up with the next daily refresh.
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Anthony Heilbronn
IT Specialist TWS at a financial services firm with 10,001+ employees
It is very stable.
View full review »There were real stability issues. The WebSphere process gets hung on TWS masters running TWS 9.1. WebSphere is used heavily in our environment and a restart of WAS is really required at least once in a month.
View full review »We have not encountered any significant stability issues.
View full review »We had stability issues when managed by not enough skilled people.
View full review »I have not had any stability issues.
View full review »There were some stability issues with older versions we used. There have not been any on the current one (8.6.02) since we started using it, for ~3+ years.
View full review »There were some stability issues but we lit a fire under IBM's feet and they corrected them.
View full review »I did not encounter any stability issues. It’s been a very stable and reliable product.
View full review »This has been a dependable product for us.
View full review »I have not encountered any stability issues.
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Workload Automation
March 2024
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