I have had some stability problems but it could be the Microsoft Windows operating system. I found that closing other applications helps with stability. It is helpful to have as much memory as possible, such as eight gigabytes. The more pages being processed the more resources you need.

I rate the stability of Rapid7 AppSpider a nine out of ten.

Regarding stability, I would have to give AppSpider an average rating of five out of 10, mainly because it occasionally becomes non-responsive. Sometimes it works well, but sometimes not, so the stability really needs to be improved.

I would rate the stability an eight out of ten.

In terms of stability, this is a very good solution.

Because we are only using the product during POC and testing and not using it day-to-day, we do not test the stability under higher usage. Because of that, it is hard to judge stability accurately.  

The solution is very stable because it generates its own internal data. All logs in a dedicated scan go onto one local database (Microsoft Access database format), and in a separate folder, and you can go there after a year, or two, or more, and just look inside for the index.html to open power of analysis, drill down, filter and report abilities that still work outside the main program.

The product is stable, but you need to configure it properly.

I would say that it is stable, as I am not aware of any major issues.

The stability of Rapid7 AppSpider is good. 

AppSpider is pretty stable.

The product needs to be able to scale for large companies, like ours. We have millions of IP addresses that need to be scanned, and the scalability is not great.