The latest version typically isn't stable. When they release a new version, we don't upgrade immediately. They usually have an older supported version. When they release the latest upgrade, we don't jump into it. Instead, we let it soak for the next six months, and that's pretty stable for all of us. We wait for the patches and upgrade. Typically, we have a three-year cycle between versions.

It is a stable solution.

HPE Ezmeral Data Fabric is a stable solution.

Outside of human error, MapR is probably the most stable of the major releases. One thing is true with all releases, if you push the cluster to extremes or attempt to solve a use case which is on the fringe of what the framework is capable of, you will run into trouble. Customers have to set their level ofexpectations. 

No.

The solution was very stable. 

I think the fact on MapR, when compared to vanilla Hadoop, has a lot less to worry about, which makes it, in my view, a lot more stable.

It hasn't be unstable for us.

No issues encountered with stability.

It's been stable so far.