It is scalable in terms of the backup strategy. You can have your backup on the local drive (encrypted), back up a copy to a DR, back up a copy to an external device, or back up copy on the cloud (Azure blob and Wasabi, etc). Also, it supports a tape backup.

You can deploy it on a Linux server, as an appliance, on Windows, and as a VM. 

The scalability is super easy.

The scalability is really good.

You can scale up just by paying for more licenses. There are options. For example, if you buy a new server, you need extra licenses, and when you purchase an additional license, you must buy another month for the previous license. The scalability is flexible. One of our clients has 12 circuits, but we sell six circuits for each on average.

The solution can scale. I have it backing up and replicating 4 servers with almost no issues.

We can add more storage as a respository very easily because it supports several systems such as NFS and CIFS.

The solution scales well.

The scalability is really good.

Backup times really depend on your overall systems. If you have fast systems, it will back up fast. In regards to our older solutions, it is way more impressive.

I have read many deployment guides from NAKIVO, and I think it's very simple to scale. Around 10 people are using the solution in our organization.

I rate the solution ten out of ten for scalability.

The scalability is robust.

The product is 100% the best in terms of scaling. It offers high-speed transfers for both restores and backups and doesn't congest networks even without bandwidth throttling.

We have not tested scalability, so I can't give an opinion.

It is very scalable and affordable.

Since I'm using Nakivo to backup only ten virtual machines at the moment, I will have to wait until I backup my whole Nutanix cluster to find out about the scalability.

The product is absolutely scalable. You scale according to the number of storage devices you add.

The scalability is good.

Nakivo is very scalable. You add more licenses for sockets if you need to; otherwise, deploy more transporters to cope with more simultaneous workloads.

It will scale easily to match the recourses available.

Adding a second data center was a breeze.

I think the scalability of the product is good. All you have to do is basically just install more transporters. If you only got one transporter installed and you are trying to back up 100 VMs at the same time, you are pushing everything through one little teeny pipe, but if you have more transporters, then it will actually use all of those and the backups and restores can happen faster.  

It is very easy to expand the repository and to deploy it in a different data center.

We had no problem upgrading our infrastructure and adding many virtual machines.

You can deploy multiple transporters which can scale your solution without much additional cost.

I am not sure about scalability because I haven't used it in a large situation yet.

As it can be run from different platforms, it is very scalable.

The scalability is very good, and there are many plans and upgrades available.

Nakivo is very scalable and fits many environments and architectures.

The scalability is not an issue and has never been a problem as it runs as an appliance. We simply add more memory and cores, et cetera.

This product is very scalable.

This is a highly scalable solution. We are always adding on to ours. 

It is good for small or medium businesses, we use it for 2 VMware hosts with about 15 virtual machines.

The scalability is good.

Scalability-wise, this product is great.

The scalability of the solution is good.

It's pretty scalable. You have no issues expanding the solution if you need to. 

Three years ago, I did not have many clients on the solution. However, over the last two to three years, the number has grown and more people are using it. Many are migrating over from Veeam.

This is a very scalable product.

NAKIVO is scalable.

The product scales well. Additional transporter virtual appliances or servers can be deployed to handle larger numbers of virtual machines. Additional repositories can be added to accommodate backup data with options of locally attached storage and remote storage.

I didn't try it but I think it's scalable. I can add some storage for backup, so it is scalable in that way.

I have a good impression of the scalability.

I have not tested the scalability of the product, but based on the features it should be as easy as the rest of the product is to use.

Scaling this product is very simple, as its licensing system is both clear and economical.

It can be implemented to match whatever the size of the infrastructure is.

It is good to have a solution with scalability available to us.

Scaling will be dependant on other factors like storage.

It's easy to increase or decrease tenants and licenses.

It's good enough that the software can be scaled up and scaled out, depending on your requirements.

Nakivo's infrastructure is very scalable.

The product is very scalable.

I feel that the scalability of this solution is good enough.

It's a scalable solution.

In our company, we have 10 people using this solution.

Great performance and quick backups.

I have no impressions of the scalability.