We manage 3000 SUSE Linux Enterprise customers. It is simple to scale. I rate the scalability an eight or nine.

The tool is suitable for small and large companies. It is a scalable solution.

We work with small and medium businesses. However, sometimes, I also work with enterprises. We need to consider that support availability, documentation quality, and interface optimization can vary based on geographical locations for scalability.

It is scalable. It is very easy to maintain, migrate and upgrade. No downtime is required in a lot of cases.

I have found SUSE Linux Enterprise to be scalable.

We have approximately 700 to 800 users using this solution.

There are more than 2,000 users of the solution in my organization.

The solution is used on a daily basis in my company, so it is used twenty-four hours and seven days a week.

All operating systems are giving good scalable options.

SUSE Linux is scalable because the Cloud offers different sizes of VMs if we need more CPUs.

The scalability of the solution depends on the customers, who are the ones paying for it. In Romania, it is not easy for customers to choose cloud services because they question where my equipment is, and they also want to know whether it is safe to enter certain information. The customers also wish to know who knows how to operate the device and which security configuration should be deployed since there are concerns about the safety of their data. Despite our efforts to provide clarification, explaining these issues to customers is difficult.

In my company, I don't use it because my company is very small. But I work as an integrator with my customers.

The scalability is great, and I would rate it eight out it ten. It does support the same or almost the same tooling as Red Hat. For example, OpenShirt and containerization. 

We have about 500 users on the solution right now. We expand on an as-needed basis.

SUSE Linux is very scalable. Much of our organization of approximately 1,000 employees use these systems for different functions.

The solution can scale if a company needs it to. 

Not many people are using the product, even on the business side. Very few customers have SUSE. Very few understand the market, and therefore, very few have SUSE. I don't deal with it much in the market. However, at home, I'm running it on my laptop. My personal laptop is running on SUSE.

The product's scalability is better than DevSecOps. We have enterprise and medium customers using it.

With respect to scalability, there have never been any issues. The product was always able to perform the way we needed it to. The SDK and HA software extensions really helped to make many of our solutions possible.

Not that I can recall.

SUSE Linux Enterprise is scalable.

SUSE Linux Enterprise is a scalable product.

We have approximately 200 users in our organization.

We have not had any issue with the scalability.

We have approximately five people using this solution in my organization.

No.