I had some difficulty getting the correct load balances, but it's very reliable otherwise.

Scalability-wise, I rate the solution a ten out of ten.

I recommend Kemp LoadMaster to businesses of all sizes. Even small companies require the same functionalities of Kemp LoadMaster as large companies.

It can scale easily, I believe you only need to load a new license.

Since we are using virtual LoadMasters, we are certain that we can easily scale when needed without needing extra hardware.

I beleive it's scalable because I can always upgrade my licensing to a unit that handles more requests. 

You need to upgrade devices to increase the scale.

We so far have not come anywhere near utilizing the total throughput of the appliances we have. They have no problems keeping up.

LoadMaster is suitable for enterprise businesses. 

I would rate the scalability of this solution a nine, on a scale from one to 10, with one being the worst and 10 being the best.

We only use a 2 node cluster but the scalability at the hardware level seems to be mostly effortless. Partners can be added relatively easily.

Scaling up the number of VIPs/services is likewise as effortless. Performance seems very good for the roughly 20 VIP/services we use it for.

It scales for everything we have grown to need and more so far! 

This product is very easy to scale up and grow. If in an HA pair, it can be done without downtime.

This product is pretty scalable with the virtual appliance.

We have the virtual appliance rather than the hardware, so in our case, scalability is easy. It is just a matter of licensing. If you want to add more CPU and RAM then you just upgrade your license and give the virtual machine more resources.

For the hardware appliance, my understanding is that it can scale depending on the environment.

They even have software that can turn any bare metal server into a hardware appliance.

We have six deployments across six offices, and in total there are approximately four thousand users. We do have plans to increase usage as we consolidate some of the servers in our private cloud. This will mean that more users are hitting the same office.

They have multiple tiers of licensing and you can upgrade it easily. I updated my license without any hiccups.

This solution's scalability is pretty good.

We have about 200 users in finance, customer service, and IT.

We are using this solution every day and we have plans to increase our usage.

The product does its job for the users and I do not receive any complaints.

It is easy to scale the solution. If needed another load balancer, it's as simple as firing up another LoadMaster VM.

very easy to scale the solution

No issues.

It works well.  You can make them an HA pair or put in larger units if required with an easy upgrade path moving the configuration from one bx to another.

We have been able to manage about 20 virtual services at our highest with two LoadMasters and performance-wise they were easily able to handle the load, even though most of our sites use certificates at the LoadMaster and real-server level.

The scalability of the solution is good. There are currently four to five customers using the solution. 

It is a scalable solution. I give nine point five out of ten.

The solution is scalable. We are currently using the load balancer for six internal and external applications. During the last utilization, we noticed that we're barely doing 20%, so I believe we can have more applications.

Regarding people managing and using it, 6% are in telecom and are responsible for Kemp LoadMaster, but approximately a thousand users are connecting to it internally.

I cannot vouch for scalability because I've never dealt with scaling.

The scalability is great.

It is scalable. 

I can add one or more appliances to the existing ones.

Scalability-wise, it works very well for me.

For our organization, the LM-2400 is perfectly sized. I'm sure it has an upper limit but we have not gotten anywhere near it yet.

Allows for the growth of other virtual services with no issues at all.

Very scalable product.

So far scalability has been good.

This product is highly scalable.

It's very scalable. There are solutions for small customers and very large customers available from Kemp. In terms of users, we have different customers. The largest customer has about 5,000 co-workers.

No issues. On the VLM, just update the license.

It is scalable. It is a load balancer. We have around 2 lakh customers who are using our systems. Every single login has to go through these load balancers.

In terms of our plans to increase its usage, we are thinking of implementing our solution across the cloud. Therefore, when we go serverless, we may need a lot of cloud balancers. We will have to move to a virtual cloud balancer, which is altogether a multi-cloud. We want to take it across multiple geographic locations, which would be huge work.

We have had no issues with scaling it for our needs.

No issues with scalability.

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