The solution has good scalability. Our clients for Oracle Database Appliance are usually enterprise businesses.

I rate the solution an 8 out of 10 for scalability.

The scalability of the Oracle Database Appliance is satisfactory, particularly when compared to the extensive cloud scaling capabilities.

The product is scalable. It caters to 15 to 20 customers with the support of seven engineers. I rate the scalability an eight out of ten.

If the solution is deployed on an on-premises model, it doesn't offer much scalability to users. Users who have deployed the solution on the cloud get the option to scale up or scale down.

I deal with more than 700 customers who use the services provided by Oracle services.

The product is scalable. 

Although we have not needed to scale the solution yet, Oracle Database Appliance is scalable.

Oracle Database Appliance is scalable. On a scale of one to 10, with one being bad and 10 being good, I would rate this solution a nine for scalability. 

The tool is scalable. All my key applications are on Oracle. We might increase the usage depending on the business growth.

Around 100 people are using this solution daily.

I rate the solution’s scalability a four or five out of ten.

We only had a scalability issue regarding local storage, especially on the ODA V1.

No issues, but there is room for improvement here. Currently, there is no scale-out option for any of the models in ODA family.

The solution can easily scale. We've found that if we need to add more storage, it's very straightforward to do so. If a company needs to scale, it's not a problem with Oracle.

In our case, because we are on-premises, there are some limitations due to the fact that we only have two servers. We understand our limitations and we know it will work well for us over the next five years or so. And then, if we need to expand, we can plan for that.

We have about 500 active users within our company on the solution. We have reporting applications and a lot of data manipulations, and all that going on, on this database. It's mostly IT personnel on it currently.

It is scalable, although it only has two storage shelves available.  The total usual storage after RAID dual parity is between 12 and 15 TB.

Since we don't have the room to scale up, I rate this solution a six out of ten for scalability.

In terms of scalability, it is not bad. It was not that easy to scale. I don't think it's easily scalable.

I think more than 400 or 600 people are using it in the company.

Scalability is not limited. It's scalable because you can add a standard device to the storage space. You are just looking at storage space. You are not looking for memory, because the memory range is high enough. And the capacity is also very fast.

The solution is scalable to an extent. If you look at the Enterprise Edition, yes, it's scalable at the cost, not scalable per se, just scalable at a huge cost. If you're meeting the revenues, if you're large enough to afford it, that's fine. Otherwise, no, it does not scale well.

We have three people, off and on, who work on the product. It doesn't have that many user requirements. We are still not such a huge company, so three people off and on are enough. We have one person on it during the day, one at night, and one extra that can cover.

Oracle Database Appliance is scalable according to the license purchased. We didn't need any extra storage, but if we need storage we can add it.

We have many systems and toll collection systems using the solution. The call centers that use the solution have approximately 100 people using each environment.

Scalability means you can increase the storage. 

We have recently moved the Oracle Database to work with SAP (Systems Applications and Products in Data Processing). We did this because we are planning to start now to scale up. We have a very good profile now to work with. I think scalability is good.  

I think we already have 100 users working with this product in their organizations. We are planning to scale up.  

The initial idea, was that ODA would be a scalable solution; allowing customers tostart with a small number of CPU’s and grow as the demand increased. As aprimarily consolidation platform, you can consolidate more, by moving move up the CPU’s as needed; pricing goes along with that too.

Database Appliance is highly scalable.

Oracle Database Appliance, as an appliance, is limited in terms of how far you can scale it. Because it comes with prebuilt equipment, there is a limit to how much storage you can put into it. It's a prebuilt Appliance.

If you want to scale, then you have to change. You now have a more recent version. There are several variations. As a result, you must upgrade to a newer version.

In our company, we have six engineers who use this solution.

We had an issue with scalability, but only in terms of storage.

There was a little scalability issue. We noticed that the storage dedicated to the system in one node was less than the other. We therefore needed to expand it. We needed Oracle support to do that for us but it was online and streamlined.

We had no issues with scalability. It allows only two disk enclosures for storage space, and for servers you can upgrade the RAM.

Everybody can use it. It is scalable.

There were a lot of issues during delivery but once it was fully implemented, there were only minor scalability issues.

The solution is scalable. We have a few hundred people using the solution currently.

There were no issues with scalability.