I have installed TeamCity for different teams with different needs for it. In some cases, we have needed docker containers to be installed with the setup as well as the Google Cloud SDK. With these additions, the setup can become complex. 

The setup process was already done when I started working with it, so I didn't have much experience with that aspect. However, configuring the technology and integrating it was straightforward and easy to do. We are using the cloud version of TeamCity, and the experience has been smooth without major hurdles or complexities.

It's easy to set up. I did it on my local machine, not on our real server, and it took me a couple of minutes. Since it's an online application, we can deploy it in just a minute and just with a few clicks. It's not that complicated.

Installation was reasonably straight forward using information from their web site.  Our installation was built in a virtual environment (VMware ESXi/vCenter) and is running on a RHEL 7 minimal installation using MariaDB.

The solution is a little bit complex. It's not quite straightforward. You have to set up servers and agents. Essentially, you need three computers to get up and running.

The initial setup is easy and there is almost no maintenance.

It can be pretty complex. There's the RDS setup, where you use RDS, and you have agents and whatnot. I wouldn't say it's super complex. At the same time, it's not something where you just click a button, and you're done. It's kind of in the middle range. 

Just installing it with one agent is a breeze. The starting free license comes with three build agents, which, if you install them all as services, takes a little modifying of config files and running of batch files.

It's fairly straightforward.

The setup is extremely straightforward.

It was very simple. I have also installed on my home server to enable me to continue to develop and learn the tool.

It's straightforward as the UI is intuitive.

One of the things I liked about TeamCity. It is very easy to install and maintain.

Simple and easy to integrate with Subversion source code tool.

After updating TeamCity, the setup process was quite straightforward, guiding me step by step through the configuration of the new tool.

If you want just a basic setup, it is extremely straightforward. If you require optimizations such as I/O distribution, you will need to do a little bit more work.

It's very, very simple.

I've found the installation to be very straightforward.

Straightforward, the documentation on the website is very helpful.

The setup is straightforward.

The initial setup was straightforward.