Oracle VM VirtualBox Scalability
The solution is scalable but you have to put in a lot of effort to reach the goal. I rate the scalability a seven out of ten.
View full review »I don't deal with scalability. I just use it on a laptop. I don't use it on a cluster. I don't need to scale.
Right now, I use it personally for teaching and for my own work.
View full review »I find scalability quite easy. I'm used to it and I know how to handle it.
We have about ten to 20 people using the product. A few use it on-premises, for example, for the larger service. All people will use it in the cluster.
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I rate the product’s scalability an eight out of ten.
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Satishbabu Gunukula, Oracle ACE
Works
The scalability is okay, however, it needs improvement.
View full review »The personal version isn't so scalable. You have to shut down the guest and change the parameters and restart the guests.
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Shaerul Haque-Joarder
Managing Director
Oracle VM VirtualBox's scalability is good, but resizing of storage can be a bit challenging sometimes. I would give scalability a rating of eight out of ten.
I focus mostly on SMEs, particularly those who run their enterprise solutions on cloud-based services.
View full review »We have 60 to 90 Oracle VM VirtualBox users in our organization.
View full review »The product lacks scalability since it is for desktops and not for servers. Scalability-wise, I rate the solution a three out of ten.
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reviewer1766661
IT Architect - AI at CGI
The scalability is good.
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reviewer1447101
Director of Engineering at a manufacturing company with 51-200 employees
I don't have any impressions on the scalability because I only use it at home, and one of the machines that we have is not so powerful. The other one is a little powerful. So, we can run lots of virtual machines, but we don't run that many.
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Werner-Schonborn
Product Specialist at Schoemans Technologies
I think it is a very scalable product and it stays stable while you scale it. For example, while it is active on a production server, you can expand the capabilities. You can stop and start or add virtual machines. The only thing that you have to know is not to allocate more resources on that hardware platform than is available in the hardware. The scalability of the hardware is separate from the product itself. You can't scale the product bigger than the resources on the box.
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EdwardNjari
IT Manager at a non-tech company with 51-200 employees
So far my needs have been really static. I've not really tried to invest in scalability because my needs are fixed currently, so I do not have too much to say about scalability. But it should not be an issue.
View full review »I do not have more than four virtual VMs running concurrently as these are all individual pods deployed for demo purposes etc.
View full review »We have had no issues scaling it for our needs.
View full review »The solution is not scalable.
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reviewer1197474
Head Of Information Technology at a media company with 5,001-10,000 employees
If you wanted to scale this solution out, or up, an automation tool may make it easier and more user-friendly, or more straightforward.
View full review »I've not had to scale it.
View full review »I don't have enough information to gauge the solution's level of scalability. Our set up was in a controlled environment without scalability issues. We had an initial load, which was quite controlled, so we didn't test scalability with it. We just have our team, five people, using the solution.
View full review »It is scalable. It does what we need to do with our images for our production, especially for the Linux images.
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StefanoPastore
Systems Engineering at Atlantica Digital
The solution is scalable because I can run several guest environments on one node.
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reviewer1088610
Network and Infrastructure Manager at a retailer with 1,001-5,000 employees
The solution is scalable. Nowadays all products are scalable. The scalability basically depends on the hardware and software. However, when you're talking about product, 90% of the products are scalable.
We have had no issues scaling it for our needs.
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Ignacio Salom
Senior Principal Consultant at CCE
It is very good. I think there is a lot of things you can do with it. But as I said, I've been using it for production only for desktops and test purposes and training purposes. I think if we hire more employees in the company, we will have them use it as well. It is free when you use it for desktop purposes and training purposes. As long as you're not using it for production, you don't have to pay for it. I think as long as we get new employees in our company they most likely will be using VirtualBox.
View full review »I haven't scaled it to that level, but we're about to do that. I will have a client that is going to virtualize 5000 to 10,000 virtual machines initially. Towards the next year we'll take it up to about 200,000 to 250,000. We'll soon find out what we'll need to implement it.
View full review »We've had no issue scaling it to our needs.
View full review »We haven't scaled it as I'm only using it on my laptop.
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Emmanuel FOMUDE
Senior Oracle Database Administrator at a financial services firm with 51-200 employees
The scalability of Oracle VM VirtualBox is good.
I am only using the solution myself.
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Muhammad Abid Mughal
Pr. Scientist at PIEAS
There are between 15 and 20 students using this product. This is going to be expanding in the future because we are doing several migrations in the environment.
View full review »There have been no issues scaling it for our needs.
View full review »We have had no issues with the scaling.
View full review »It has been able to scale for our needs without issue.
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Vincent Cheng
Sr. Director at LogiCorner Info Tech.
Although we haven't needed to scale out, I'd imagine it's quite scalable.
View full review »We've had no issues with scalability.
View full review »It has been able to scale to our needs without any issues.
View full review »There have been no issues scaling it for our needs.
View full review »We've not scaled it at all. I just run three different versions of Linux and three on Windows at different times.
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reviewer1451859
IT Staff; Programmer at a university with 51-200 employees
The scalability is okay, however, it is limited. It's only about 50% as scalable as I expected it to be.
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Gene May
student with 11-50 employees
I have not needed to scale higher than what I set out to do. Everyone in our company uses the solution. It is used by just 12 staff members. We have one administrator managing the solution.
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Ofrates Siringan
IT Infrastructure and Security Specialist
This is a highly scalable solution for our infrastructure. We have over 1000 people using this solution. They are using a computer system which has authentication, uses an active directory setup, with corresponding credentials. They are also accessing other software and central data storage for their file and storage management systems. Additionally, they are using a web application and database management solution for their specific role.
View full review »The scalability of the solution is very good.
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Due to memory overhead, I would not suggest creating more than 6 VM instances per one physical platform
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No scalability issues were experienced.
View full review »We have had no issues with the scalability.
View full review »We have had no issues scaling it for our needs.
View full review »We've had issues with scalability. This is something that Oracle should work on.
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