It exhibits a high level of stability and robustness. I would rate it nine out of ten.

We are yet to have the solution run in production, but it has been very stable in our testing environment. I would say it is extremely stable.

It is a stable solution. However, the stability depends on how you host it. If you choose to deploy it on a robust virtual machine with ample RAM and CPU, it will be more stable. On the other hand, if you put it on a smaller virtual machine, it might be less stable. 

From an architecture standpoint, Matillion is as stable as any other virtual machine. However, the software has some memory leakage issues that may affect its stability. I suggest restarting your Matillion instance regularly to clear out the memory. It's also a good practice to shut down the instance when not in use. We have some customers who keep the instance on for only 20 hours a day and have a process that automatically shuts it off and starts it again four hours later.

Sometimes, we have issues with the solution's stability and need to restart it for three weeks or more.

I rate Matillion ETL an eight out of ten for stability.

The tool is stable.

There have been some issues with stability over the first year, but Matillion support is very responsive. I have allowed them to log into our system on occasion.

Matillion ETL is a stable solution.

I would rate the stability a nine out of ten. It is a very stable solution. 

I would rate the stability a nine out of ten. It is quite stable.

The solution has been available for a few years now. Initially, there were some issues, but the support was excellent. If something wasn't working, we could quickly get help to resolve the issue. After a few years of using the solution, it has become very stable. We don't have any problems with Marillion ETL; I haven't experienced any surprises. Matillion ETL is very reliable; whatever we develop works.

We do not put much stress on it. We run it as a batch right now and spin it up on demand. So, we run it for three hours, then we shut it down. It is not real-time, and there is not a lot of streaming as of now, but it is running in the batch.

It is pretty stable, but you can't blindly rely on it. On a scale of one to ten, I rate it around an eight.

I only encountered stability issues when accidentally performing EC2-intensive Python jobs (i.e., not Redshift-intensive SQL). These can kill the Matillion EC2 instance.

Matillion ETL is one hundred percent stable.

Matillion ETL is a highly stable solution. We are using a stable version of the solution.

I rate the stability of Matillion ETL a nine out of ten.

I haven't had any issues with stability.

The tool is stable. 

We have not encountered any stability issues.

It is very stable. We have not had to deal with many issues. 

It is running at almost 100% CPU for most of the night. So, it is fairly stressed.

The performance of Matillion ETL is good.

It is stable.

It seems very stable. We have never had any problems.

It makes loading and transforming data on Snowflake very fast, easy, and affordable. It is also stable.