In terms of performance and stability, Proxmox stands out compared to other virtualization solutions I've used, such as VMware desktop, VirtualBox, and Parallels. While I've encountered instances where VirtualBox and VMware crashed, I've never experienced any issues with Proxmox crashing. While I haven't conducted any quantitative performance testing myself, I haven't noticed any significant performance drawbacks.

The solution is stable. I'd rate it 8.5 out of ten. We haven't had any issues with it at all. There are no bugs or glitches and it doesn't crash or freeze. It is reliable. 

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

The stability is good. We haven't had any stability issues. It does not crash or freeze. 

I haven’t had any issues with stability just yet. We haven’t had any downtime from anything Proxmox has caused. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn’t crash or freeze.

Proxmox VE is a stable solution. I rate Proxmox VE a seven out of ten for stability.

The stability of Proxmox is good. It runs well, and they are constantly looking to improve the product. By "they" I mean the core group at Proxmox themselves. But the key part of the updates is everything is well-tested and the goal is obviously to maintain stability while upgrading the functionality.  

Proxmox VE is highly stable, it is a great solution as a hypervisor.

I rate the solution’s stability an eight out of ten.

The solution is stable. I rate the stability a ten out of ten.

The solution is stable. I have not had any issues in the last two years.

Stability is good, the solution functions well. 

I'd rate it a six out of ten in terms of stability. Because we don't have a professional engineer for Proxmox VE, we are very reliant on our suppliers. So far, we haven't experienced any bugs, but as an IT specialist, I haven't had any formal training for Proxmox VE. It's an open-source virtualization platform.

I rate the tool’s stability a five out of ten.

Proxmox VE is highly stable.

I rate the stability of Proxmox VE a ten out of ten.

Never had any issue with stability, even in the very earliest stages of development...

I would rate the tool’s stability a nine out of ten.

I rate the stability of Proxmox VE a seven out of ten.

Proxmox VE is stable. We have a few issues where all of a sudden you can't update it, because maybe you have taken too long to update the repository. This is a concern for us. Like I mentioned before, the updating feature is very important to us because there could be some security issues.

There are a lot of actions that you need to do with commands, which have not been automated yet. I believe that with time it will be automated.

It is a stable solution. My company does face some performance-related issues with Proxmox VE, but I feel that such issues are mostly related to hardware and not the solution.

I rate the stability ofProxmox VE an eight out of ten.

As long as you're monitoring your host yourself, it's a stable solution. 

Proxmox VE is a stable solution. I don't have that much money to buy new hardware or new servers, and I have more or less deployed it on the old used servers I purchased online. It's been a breeze. Until I make money to buy the high-end servers, I'm just purchasing used servers or end-of-life servers, and they're running. For a third-world set up, they're running well. For 25-plus years, it's been a good solution for me.

The stability is very good. It's reliable. There aren't bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. 

It's been very stable. It's been working tremendously for our projects in order to set up things temporarily. Right now, it's not in production; we're only using it for testing. It offers superb stability, however.

Proxmox VE is an enterprise solution, it is used daily. Its regular maintenance is normal, the way you would maintain any normal infrastructure. There is nothing special or complex with it. We have a team of five people who maintain it, but there aren't any complex challenges.

We are satisfied with the stability of the solution.

Besides using the free unlicensed version, the updates are very stable. I have only had one reported incident in eight years. Systems are deployed in office scenarios.

It has been absolutely wonderful in terms of reliability and performance.

We have had absolutely no problems with stability.

The solution is really stable. 

I rate the Proxmox VE's stability an eight out of ten. 

We have no issues with the stability of Proxmox Ve.

You don't have to be very observant. We have maybe three times the hard one, but it seems as if this is an open-source solution that is supported by the community, and it's okay.

If you feel you have the skills to do it, you can go hands-on by yourself to do these deliveries, and it's going to be very useful for the solution. You need to have the training and the right skills.

The solution is very stable. That's not a problem. I can't recall dealing with bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze.

No issues.

My impression is that currently, this solution is not stable even after multiple versions of improvements.

Proxmox is very stable.

Sometimes I see the stability can cause little problems. I've noticed that, when I use, I merge two, three, or four virtual machines, and when I merge all of these machines at the same time, we have some running slowly. Even if I use the virtual environment I see things running slowly sometimes.

This solution has been very good and very stable in this past that I have been using it.

Proxmox VE is stable and reliable.

Server stability's been phenomenal and I'm running it on several old HP MicroServers. They're Gen 7, using the AMD Turion chips. I've been running it on the Gen 8, I3, 350, and dual CPU E3 in Xeon. there are some performance differences based on what the hardware's capable of, but no matter what platform I run it on there has not ever been any stability problems whatsoever.

It is stable.

This is a stable solution.

The stability of the solution is very good.

There have been no issues with its stability.

Heartbeat was overwhelmed due to all hypervisors running a single NIC - nodes started to fence themselves when load was high.

It's a stable solution.

The solution is stable.

The solution is very stable.