The tool's setup is straightforward. You can use the Azure pipeline to orchestrate the deployment. 

It is simple to set up the solution. We've never had issues with the installation. I'd rate the ease of setup eight out of ten. 

The deployment only took a couple of days. The issue for us is that we don't have fast internet, and the migration slows down based on the internet speed. 

We had two engineers managing the deployment and five to six people with maintenance tasks. 

One of the benefits of Azure is the simple administration, most of the operational activities are configured by Microsoft.

The initial setup is straightforward and not complex.

This is a PaaS solution that is hosted on Azure and we can configure it based on our needs. To spin up Container Services in Azure will take between 15 and 20 minutes. Automation of this is also possible either through ARM or Terraform.

Initially, to start with Container Services, any one person can do it by following the documentation that is available online. The documentation will help to determine the best design of the infrastructure, based on the requirements such as security. 

The initial setup is simple.

It took approximately two months to deploy this solution.

I am the administrator and the only person who maintains this solution. You only need one person.

I wasn't very impressed with the documentation, so if I had been able to follow the guidelines and employ an implementation, it would have been easier to set up and install the program. So I would say it was semi-easy, semi-difficult, in the middle.