Compared to other databases, Oracle MySQL Cloud Service's scalability is good.

I rate the platform's scalability an eight out of ten.

The tool is easily scalable. 

The product is not as scalable as other solutions. I rate the scalability an eight out of ten.

The tool is very scalable. We have five users.

Oracle MySQL Cloud Service's scalability is good.

The tool is scalable.

The product can scale well.

50 people are using the solution right now.

The current solution lacks scalability and there's room for improvement in that aspect. Right now, I'm developing products for end-users, with around three to four hundred employees utilizing screens, seeking to enhance their user experience and efficiency in generating reports and outputs.

Scalability-wise, I rate the solution a five out of ten. Horizontal scalability is not possible with the product.

My company's clients who use the product can be categorized under small, medium, and enterprise businesses.

The solution is scalable. We use Oracle for 2 up to 100 servers.

We deployed it in the OC environment.

Oracle normally looks at two types of scalability. One is vertical and the other is horizontal. Oracle right now doesn't try to vertically scale the database unless and until it's required to add OTT or RAM. However, it does take care of the eventual scaling wherein it makes sure the connectors are in line and there are multiple servers in the cluster starting line. 

A good scaling job provides convenience and reliability. It also makes sure that there are different data centers across the globe. You need at least four or five data centers, based on the speed of the application. Whatever the nearest location is, they'll keep trying to go there, to get the data the right way. 

The dev-ops team does a great deal of getting it in line, to make sure we get data in a seamless way. Of course, our cluster has been done so horizontal scaling. This type of scaling is what we focus on.

In the trial we conducted, we had 1,182 people on the solution without facing any problems.

The solution increases logarithmically via batches we direct on a weekly basis.

This solution is scalable enough. We haven't seen any problems with it.

We have about 60 users within my project.

The scalability of the database is absolutely guaranteed by the new features. We have 20-30,000 users on the solution right now.

The solution is very scalable.