We don't need to scale SolarWinds Database Performance Analyzer currently, but it's a scalable solution.

I rate SolarWinds Database Performance Analyzer a nine out of ten for scalability.

I use the solution alone, but I think it will still work well even if more people use it. I rate the solution ten out of ten for scalability.

It is scalable. In my current environment, I haven't faced challenges in adding more instances for monitoring.

The solution is usually highly recommended for larger enterprises. Large companies often face challenges with database administrators struggling to manage a large number of database instances. So, they could benefit from using this product. 

For smaller setups, a tool may still be valuable, especially if they have a few database instances to monitor. They might manage with native tools like MSSQL Management Studio, which can provide indications if not detailed, performance statistics. However, the significant benefit of this tool is realized more by larger organizations

Scalability-wise, the platform is perfect.

The product is very scalable and I rate it an eight out of ten for scalability. Two to three database administrators are using SolarWinds Database Performance Analyzer in our company.

We haven't really had any issues with it. Again, we're a pretty small shop. We have nine database instances. Scalability is more of just a licensing factor. As you want to monitor more instances, you go out and you just purchase more licensing.

While the tool performs exceptionally well for small and medium-sized enterprises, there may be scalability issues for very large enterprises. Scalability could be improved, particularly in accommodating more servers and databases. Currently, there may be challenges with scalability, requiring the addition of multiple instances to address these limitations. My company has six to eight customers. 

No

I do not have experience with scaling this product a great deal, although I think that it will be enough for mid-size or large-size companies. At the same time, I don't think it will be used by ISPs or much bigger companies.