Jamf Pro does have some tech debt in terms of usability and experience, however, I have never doubted that they deliver a safe, stable, and secure management capability.

If you have the cloud version, the stability is almost ten out of ten. If you have the on-prem version, I would rate the stability an eight-point five because its stability will depend a lot on your infrastructure and how your infrastructure team is willing to implement certain requirements to deal with the networking firewall rules, for example. Those may cause some complications.

Having moved our on-premise server to Jamf Cloud was a very good move for us. As mentioned before, having to spend time and energy to update and maintain [on-premise] servers for various OS-patches and Jamf-updates which often causes downtime, is a risk (when doing it yourself). Having Jamf's own experienced engineers monitor their cloud instances and take care of patches/updates/downtime is always faster and better than me trying to do it myself! Since the move to the Jamf Cloud, we have not had any downtime, besides the announced and scheduled update windows that come directly from Jamf. In case of incidents in the Jamf-cloud, these have been resolved mostly within the hour, whilst hardly noticing any downtime on the user's end! When changes are made during a rare downtime-window, the targeted devices will still receive the command(s) and content as soon as the services are back up (or the incident has been resolved)!. This adds to the overall reliability and stability of this solution!

It's absolutely stable. It's wonderful. Everything has its snags and glitches, and they fix them on the new patches, but they're always on top of everything. They're very informative as well on different things that are out there. They now even have a video put out there that tells you about their products and what's coming out in the new release. It has the changes, the updates, and the new features. That's awesome because then instead of having to read through a manual, you can just watch a video. It helps you to understand things a lot better rather than going through a manual. You are using multiple sensors, which helps in the learning process.

For me, Jamf Pro has been extremely stable. 

From my overall experience, it is very stable. I have run into a few bugs or product issues, but they are usually quick to resolve them.

The solution is stable. We haven't had issues with bugs or glitches. it's reliable and the performance has been good. 

There has been no downtime until now in more than four years so far. Only when we were updating the Jamf Versions and patching our Windows Servers did we have to worry about that. 

We've never had any issues, server loss or down time. Jamf always organized server upgrades after work hours or in the weekends so it didn't affect any devices.

It is very stable.

This solution is very stable.

I have not had any issues with Jamf Pro's stability.

It's very stable. There's no issue that I can see.

The product and regular releases have been incredibly stable.

This is a stable solution. 

Jamf Pro has been stable.

Jamf Pro Cloud has a 99% uptime.

Jamf is very stable. They have a 99.9% uptime in the cloud, and I use it on a daily basis. I would say that it's very robust.

The product is fine. We seem to have intermittent network issues, but there is nothing related to the product that we can identify.

I have not had one problem using the Jamf Cloud solution.

Stability-wise, our experience has been very good. There have been instances of downtime, whether it be scheduled or not, but for the most part, everything has been up and running consistently. 

The downtime I'm referring to is either scheduled maintenance (because we are a cloud hosted environment) or there have been server outages with AWS.  Overall though you can quickly pull up details regarding those pieces.

From the perspective of stability with the product on a day to day basis, its stellar.  Being cloud hosted we have been able to consistently add new policies, devices, scripts, running things every 15 minutes on our fleet and never any hiccups.

In terms of the company, I think they are going in the right direction so it seems stable. They've been acquiring smaller companies every year adding to the Jamf Pro feature market.

Jamf is really stable.

Jamf is far more stable than Workspace ONE.

This is a stable solution. 

The cloud version of Jamf Pro is extremely stable.

The product is ultimately stable and the ability manage most anything with an Apple device exists on the system. The product can be hosted by Jamf or on-prem, some Jamf resellers also provide their own hosting for clients, which is how our instance is configured. Our institution is very impressed with how reliable Jamf Pro is.

The solution is stable.

This product is very stable. Since 2012, it was only down once, and only on our premises.

This system is extremely stable and we have it now hosted in Jamf Cloud. That was a Solid Decision

The solution's stability is solid. There isn't any crashing. There aren't bugs or glitches. It's reliable.

With the simple database requirement, upgrading or rebuilding is very simple. Running my servers on Macs so far, I have had very little setup or crash issues. Those few were likely caused by a bad package but again easily fixable. 

The product is about 100% stable. It's the best solution in the industry.

Jamf Pro is highly stable. I have never had a day of downtime since I have been using it.

very good, very stable and when things go wrong its always resolved in a good time manner

We’ve never experienced any issues from a stability perspective.

The stability of the on-premises and hosted versions are solid. 

This solution has become more stable over the last year or so. I remember problems a while back, but now it seems like they are fewer and farther between.

This is a very stable platform.

Very reliable. I haven't had any issues. 

The solution seems to be stable, especially when using it as a cloud-based solution.

I am very satisfied with the stability.

Clients always look for a kind of solution with no issues reported and also they want a kind of zero-touch deployment that doesn't need any user or any engineer interactions for the enrollment. This solution is perfect for this.

Jamf Pro is a stable solution.

This is a stable product.

I think it's quite stable overall, we have seen some stability issues, but they usually trace back to configuration issues.

The stability is very good.

It is pretty stable. Sometimes there are very short downtimes, but not often at all.

We did not encounter any issues with stability.

The Cloud version has been very stable.

Jamf Pro as a cloud hosted service is pretty stable. The website does not always load smoothly, but I have had no downtime.

Stability is very good but could be better in terms of speed when hosted. 

No issues with stability 

The solution is very stable. We don't have any major issues.

The solution is very stable.

It's a stable and solid solution.