We're doing the deployment for the client.

The solution's full deployment took three days, and that was because the clients were unsure which public-facing services needed to be added on. Internally, the solution's deployment took around two hours.

We have two people who we use for the deployment of updates and also maintaining this solution. They are part of our team and not from the vendor or other consultancy.  

It was done in-house.

We implemented it ourselves with the guidance of the Incapsula team.

Through our own in-house team.

The vendor assisted us with the deployment.

We have an IT support team that is responsible for maintenance.

We are resellers and in addition to supplying the product, we also offer support. 

I implemented on my own.

We implemented it by ourselves, and it took an hour, and was very easy.

An in-house team implemented it all the way.

We deploy the solution for our client. Sometimes Imperva also assists.

It was done in-house.

We received the recommendation regarding Incapsula from Emind, a third-party vendor that helped us deploy our environment over at Amazon. The rest was performed by our in-house IT/Devops teams.

As we are a partner and a reseller, we are familiar with the product we do the installations for clients ourselves. We rarely have any issues with the installations.

In-house, again very straightforward.

It really depends what you're looking for. If you need to have a straightforward CDN, this CDN would probably be too expensive. If you want one solution with an all-in-one package for CDN and acceleration, I would definitely recommend Incapsula.

In house.

We did it in-house.

We did the implementation in house using our own personnel.

Imperva and in-house team, the support provided from the Imperva team was very reliable.

In house.

An in-house team implemented it.