The solution is stable.

Stability is, I believe, 90%. 10% is because the runtime system, at times, becomes unstable due to data center issues, or things that have gone wrong in productions. But that is probably only 2% of the problem; the remaining 8% will have intermittent problems.

I find the performance to be really good, mostly, but it depends on the implementation, how the developer implements it, or what the design and patterns are, but I find the performance to be really, really good. Furthermore, Oracle is constantly improving the OCI infrastructure. 

We now have many features and options, such as buckets for Object Cloud Storage. You don't have to rely on the FTP server as much; if it's a file-based integration, you can use file buckets directly to access the files. 

In terms of performance, I think it's good. And the stability, it is stable. I haven't faced many issues. We do encounter slowness on occasion. For example, if there are other integrations, sometimes there is slowness, and we immediately raise an SR with Oracle, and they work on it.

It is a highly stable solution. I rate its stability a ten out of ten.

I would rate the stability a seven out of ten. 

I find Oracle Integration Cloud Service pretty simple and stable. 

For the first few years, the solution was not stable. It is much more stable now in this instance. It's been stable for about two years or so now. 

I rate the platform's stability a nine out of ten.

The solution is very stable and reliable. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. The performance is good. 

We have been satisfied with the performance of Oracle Integration Cloud Service.

I believe the solution is stable. 

The solution is robust and the stability is good. There are no bugs or glitches. 

The solution is generally stable. Sometimes changes come through that are not supported by OIC and we have to find a workaround and modify them manually. 

This is a very stable solution.

Oracle Integration Cloud Service is highly stable.

No stability issues.

I have never seen any issue with stability.

The stability of Oracle Integration Cloud Service has been great.

The stability of the solution is good.

Stability-wise, it is excellent. See the note on scalability. A scalable solution is also stable and predictable in the event of "infinite load".

Since we have been using Oracle Integration Cloud Service we have not had any problems. I am not sure what the future will bring, but it has been great. AWS was down for a period of time and no one expected it. There were outages for Azure and Oracle cloud. We cannot predict the future, no one can be certain about the stability of these solutions.

We might see some interruptions in the future. They're doing a very good job because they're expanding their regions. Recently they opened three to four regions, Italy, India, and a few in the Middle East. I don't think there will be any scaling problems or availability problems in the future for Oracle. 

The solution is stable and has a high availability.

We sometimes have downtime without any prior notice, but it doesn't happen often and lasts for a very short amount of time. 

This solution was fairly stable. We never had any issues with it.

The solution is stable. However, they should allow for the deployment of multiple agents so that I can read and take one from another region if one region goes down. That way, it can fall back on another and there won't be any issues. Therefore, in terms of the product's capabilities, it's both there and not in terms of stability.

No

It is stable; we are already seeing its stability.

In terms of stability, I think a lot of features weren't added. It's not so much a stability problem.

There were no issues with the stability.

It has been stable to this point, although we have not yet done our performance testing. This is something that is scheduled to take place within the coming month. All of our initial tests indicate that there are no big issues and we are happy with the stability.