In the beginning, the initial setup was very complex. We had to ensure it was always available so there was a fail over. We had to have a mirror environment. It was complex in the early days three years ago, but it's matured quite a bit over the past three years. The solution is deployed on the cloud.

PingID’s initial setup was pretty straightforward.

I would rate my experience with the initial setup a seven out of ten, with ten being easy to set up. 

The initial setup is not too complex. Deployment is really quick and typically the entire process takes two hours. 

I can't speak to the initial setup process. In terms of maintenance, the number of people needed depends on the central team's capability or capacity.

The product's setup is easy if you have all the information and support. 

I rate PingID seven out of 10 for ease of setup. It takes less than a day to deploy in one environment. It's a cloud-based solution, so you only need to set up an account and link it to your on-prem environment using an adapter. 

The initial setup for PingID is seven out of ten for me. I had to install PingFederate, have experience with PingDirectory and Apache Studio, and do everything myself, including the environment setup. I've successfully implemented the project.

PingID for mobile apps is okay, as you don't need to deploy PingID in any of the servers. Still, you need to create the connection, enabling PingFederate in a particular environment. PingFederate is not infallible, and it's the only inject site, so you inject, then run the property file, configure the admin port, cluster port, and the index number for the engine node. You need to denote how many engine nodes you must classify for the admin node on the property file, then run that file. Once the PingFederate console runs, automatic cancellation will occur, and the application will work.

The complete deployment of the PingID project didn't take more than five to six months, including the POC, development, and production.

The tool is very easy to set up.

The initial setup of PingID is simple. We had to migrate the applications from the cloud and from on-premises, one application at a time, directly to Ping. We had to move to the Ping directory so that it can identify all the users. This all takes time to set up.

The initial setup was very easy. It took five minutes including downloading from the Google App store. You link it with your code and that's it.

The solution's initial setup has a moderate level of difficulty. Coming from another solution, we had a bit of a challenge making applications compatible. Full deployment took one year as we had to migrate our many applications.

The initial setup was straightforward.

It is a straightforward setup, but we did have some debugging issues.