The solution's setup was straightforward. It takes a day or two to complete the process. If you are good at development, the deployment process becomes easy. You only need a few resources to deploy the solution. I am handling deployment and maintenance all alone.

Installation is quite easy.  There are some drivers and setting you may need to make, based on the sources or sinks you need.  I am hoping these are more embedded in the install process, as I have not set up a server since 2015.

With SSIS, it is not difficult at all to set up. Many sources are there through which you can learn how to set up your SSIS. The documentation is great. With the help of documentation, it was very easy for me to set up.

Deploying a package would also not take a lot of time. It depends on what kind of package it is, however, it is pretty fast.  

The initial setup was easy, and we also used some YouTube videos for guidance. We use the latest version, and it is based on C Sharp.

The initial setup of this solution was very straightforward, and only took a couple of minutes.

The initial setup is not difficult. However, when the volume increases, it slows down. It's a bit of an obsolete tech stack and is not very current.

You only need one person the setup and deploy the product. 

The efficiency of the deployment and management tools of SSIS is a bit technical, but it is alright since our company's technical support has hands-on experience with it, and they can deal with the deployment part in a very minimal amount of time.

The product's deployment phase is easy.

To deploy the product, I followed the solution's online tutorial and downloaded the tool to configure it.

The initial setup is very easy. I'd rate it an eight out of ten in terms of ease of implementation.

The deployment itself only took a couple of hours. 

The installation that comes with SQL just requires some tweaking with Visual Studio or something like that. We had some problems with maybe deploying the product from the local machine, however, in the end, we solved it.

We have three people handling the initial setup. All of us are DBAs.

SSIS implementation has been straightforward for us, using scheduled tools like Kubernetes for deployment and master packages in SSIS. It seamlessly integrates with Microsoft products and other databases like Oracle or Teradata. We haven't faced issues integrating with third-party solutions, and even with tools like Attunity, it has worked reliably for almost a decade without performance problems.

The first time I attempted to deploy the solution, it was a bit difficult. However, it gets easier with time. 

I'd rate the ease of setup 6.5 out of ten in terms of ease of implementation. 

I don't do much on the deployment side and, therefore, can't speak to how long it takes to actually deploy.

We have around eight people on the solution working on the deployment in total. Around 5 are database administrators and there are three developers. 

The solution is very straightforward. It's not overly complex. 

The package deployment takes some time. It depends on the size of the data which is being pulled in. For the normal setup, it hardly takes much time. For the most part, it is very fast.

The initial setup isn't too difficult, but it's not easy. Sometimes, you may need help from a database administrator to set up the SQL Server Integration Services. It can take almost a day to deploy. 

A database administrator can deploy it alone. You may need another person to develop the packages and set up ETL, so it's you need about two or three people for deployment in all. 

I've never had to install SSIS at an enterprise level, but the installation is straightforward for development purposes. It takes less than an hour. However, installing it at the enterprise level would require a lot more configuration, tuning, etc. I'll leave that to the experts.

The initial setup of SSIS is easy. The full deployment took approximately one hour.

How easy or difficult the setup is depends on the size of the process that we want to normalize. If it is a big ETL, it's not always that fast. We are considering changing to a different platform so that it's easier. For example, we are looking into SQL to have another kind of data exploration.

The first time we initially set it up, it was quite fast. The deployment of the integration services for the very first time without any process implemented took about a day.

The initial setup of SSIS is easy.

I rate the initial setup of SSIS a five out of five.

The initial setup is straightforward.

The solution is straightforward and simple. It's not overly complex or difficult. It's actually quite easy for us to get everything up and running. We can finalize everything within a day. It doesn't take a lot of time to implement it. 

One person is enough to deploy and maintain the solution. That said, it depends on an organization's planning strategy. It might not take a lot to do that kind of activity.

Installing SSIS is straightforward and takes an hour or two.

The solution is straightforward to set up. It's not overly complex. It takes about half an hour to set up.

We have five people that can handle deployment or maintenance tasks. 

The initial setup was pretty simple. To install the SQL Server, select the feature during installation on the same server. In the case of a separate server, opt for SSIS service installation instead of installing the SQL Server, and it will be pretty quick. You can have your server up and running within ten minutes.

The initial setup is straightforward.

It only took five minutes to deploy SSIS. 

For maintenance, we rely on our platform team.

We will probably need one person for maintenance. Let's say it's only one person. But I'm not speaking on behalf of the entire company; I'm speaking on behalf of a single team of perhaps 1,000 people.

The initial setup is straightforward. The deployment took a day and we did it in-house. 

The initial setup is straightforward and is not complex. It took about a day to install.

You would need two to three technical staff for the deployment and maintenance of the solution.

Absolutely, the initial setup is a simple process. In my opinion, it's easy.

SSIS doesn't require any maintenance.

The initial setup of this solution is quite simple.

The initial setup was very easy for us and very good.

The initial setup was easy.

The setup was easy. All Microsoft products are easy to set up. 

The solution's initial setup is easy, but you'd need expert-level knowledge to work on it.

Setting up SSIS is difficult. I rate it seven out of 10 for ease of setup. It takes around a week to setup a simple data warehouse with three tables. 

The initial setup was pretty simple.

Its setup is very easy. You don't need too many components to start building ETL tools. Plus, there are a lot of online learning available for this tool. It can be deployed on any Windows machine with minimal requirements.

Its installation wasn't my job. We have a team that specializes in infrastructure, and they install and set up the tool. When I was a student, I used to install it myself, and it wasn't really difficult, but I have not installed it on a professional site or for a company. 

The setup is straightforward. It's very easy to install.

The initial setup is straightforward. Deployment is done by another team. I download the package and deliver it to them and they deploy it onto the cloud. In terms of maintenance, we only need one person.

Never participated in the initial setup.

The initial setup is never a complex process because the interface is user-friendly. If you are working with complex situations, then it can get complicated. We have a DBA team to handle the deployment. We must follow a process to deploy, so we need to get approval whenever there is a change. It's not easy for us, but it's still good, and it doesn't take much time. 

The initial setup was straightforward.

The initial setup of this solution is pretty much straightforward.

If you want to develop with Visual Studio then you have to install the data service add-ons afterward, so it is a bit cumbersome. Then, if you want to use the catalog on the database, with deployment there are often security issues and you have to get an SQL catalog up and running. This can also be a bit cumbersome.

I would say that it takes a day or two to deploy this solution in a new environment, and it can be completed by one or two people. A single developer may be sufficient to deploy and maintain the system.

The installation was easy.

The initial setup was straightforward. We've got quite a strong SQL experience in my team. We have about five people working on the solution, including Data engineers and BI developers. They're all admins.

Setting up SSIS is complex, and if you misconfigure something, you'll have problems during migration. I rate SSIS six out of 10 for ease of setup.

The initial setup of the solution was easy. Deployment took less than two hours. You only need one person to implement and maintain it. At the same time, we do have another person who monitors the server-side.

The initial setup of this solution is very straightforward. In a few hours, everything was up and running.

The initial setup of this solution is part of the DBA's role, and I did not involve myself in this installation. However, I have done it before. To set up a SysTD is pretty straightforward, and it can be configured to your own company ETL framework.

The length of time required for deployment depends on how good your DBAs are. Some of them take quite a while because they have to install, configure, and then do some test runs. Then all of the permissions, etc, have to be taken care of. Some of these things are easy and some of them are difficult. I would say that it will take a least a week. 

We have five people maintain this solution at the moment. We have the DBAs on standby before we do any sort of deployment to UAT or production.

It's easy to deploy, you just need a simple file-copy mechanism that is sufficient for most deployment scenarios.

It's easy to install and create the first flow.

I found the setup comparatively easy. Within a day, anybody can start using it. Two or three people are more than enough for deployment and maintenance. 

The initial setup of this solution is not complex. 

The setup is straightforward.

The initial setup was simple and straightforward.

The initial setup was straightforward.

The initial setup is easy, and we did not find it complex.

The initial setup was complex.