The tool is scalable. In my previous organization, more than 1000 people were using the solution.

Scalability-wise, I rate the solution an eight out of ten. Around 15,000 people in my company use the solution. Not all of them use the solution itself. However, they all log in to the system. So, in our company, we manage with Oracle Access Manager. Basically, we have 15,000 users in our repository.

The number of users we deal with keep changing. There are always users coming, joining, or leaving. In terms of scalability, it's good. We can scale up and down. 

Right now we have somewhere around 1,000 users.

Oracle Access Manager is scalable for what my company designed it for. It was designed for many loads, and I don't see any problems with scalability.

The scalability of the solution is good. We haven't felt we've been restricted from expanding as necessary and we haven't heard of any issues from our clients.

Oracle Access Manager is only suited for enterprise identity and access management but it should be able to all support customer identity and access management use cases as well.

I rate the scalability of Oracle Access Manager a four out of five.

We've never really had a need to scale it much. It's documented fairly well, so I don't have an issue with that at all.

No

I think that this product was really designed scalability in mind. If there is a positive about it, it is very scalable. We currently have about 1.6 million users and I am not aware of a limitation.  

This solution is scalable.

It is very scalable. You can serve as many users as you need to add. As long as you have the machines and infrastructure in place there are no real limits to the scalability.

In my experience, I have found the solution has good scalability.

The organization that we are supporting has approximately 200 to 300 users.

Too many HA interfaces.

The solution is scalable. We have about 20,000 people on it currently. We use it for several ministries here in the Netherlands. 

Everyone at the various ministries log in using Oracle. They aren't actually on the product per se, but they are using the single sign-on functionality. The total number of users that physically use the solution are around 30. They're developers. We don't have more than 30,000 end users.