It has been extremely stable. We don't have any issues with it. It works. Performance is good. All the features that we turned on are working exactly as we expected.

I rate TFS ten out of ten for stability.

We build a table in TFS and then deploy it using Octopus. It is a slower process, and you can go directly to SSMS and create a table there. However, there is no history if there are any mishaps, so we lose all the changes. So it is better to make those changes in TFS to have a backup. So even though TFS is slower, it is better.

Since it is a very stable product, there is no chance of our company planning to replace it with some other product. The most that my company would do is they might consider shifting from TFS Version Control to Git TFS.

As I work in a bank, TFS ensures the solution is always available, making it a stable tool. I have never faced any stability issues while using the solution.

It is stable.

TFS is a stable and robust solution.

The solution is stable but could improve.

I rate the stability of TFS an eight out of ten.

TFS' stability is fine.

It was quite stable. We did not have a lot of issues over all those years. So, it definitely was a reliable solution for a long period of time. It just was not flexible when we started moving to a more agile model.

There have been some lags in the past, and we have also encountered some latency when setting it up on the laptop. You may have some problems at first, but as soon as you connect to the internet and update your product, everything becomes stable.

Within our organization, for example, we use Microsoft Teams for communication, chats, and for calls. We had some issues with it being unreliable and not fully airing the sound over the laptop speakers and mic. I discovered that as soon as we updated the product, the stability was restored. There was a problem with Teams, which they fixed and updated.

Initial difficulties are to be expected, but things are constantly improving.

So far, I have found TFS to be stable.

It is stable.

TFS is highly stable. We have a lot of queries and the test plans can generate for automation purposes and runs very well. I prefer TFS over Jira in this area.

The solution is stable. 

It is reliable.

TFS is definitely stable.

No.

I rate the tool's stability an eight out of ten. 

We have not had any issues with stability. It's a stable product.

There were some minor stability issues under a large load or during migration between versions.

It is a stable solution. I rate the stability an eight out of ten. 

I rate the tool's stability a seven out of ten. 

The solution is very much stable. 

100 percent stable.

Stability is okay. I would rate the stability an eight out of ten. 

It's stable.

TFC is a stable solution.

No. I have experienced no system outages in the TFS systems, which I built and configured myself.

Obviously, a poorly configured server/database instance will have stability problems. However, there is extensive public guidance provided by Microsoft on setup, upgrades, and migrations.

This product is stable and we have not experienced any issues with it.

The developers are completely dependent on TFS and are using it on a daily basis.

I rate the stability of TFS a six out of ten.

No issues have been noticed in stability.

I have rarely faced any stability issues, except for some minor notification/alerts issues, etc., which can be easily ignored, as Microsoft is quick to provide fixes for them as well as there are quarterly updates for TFS.

The solution is stable. I rate its stability as an eight.

TFS is very stable.

The stability of the solution is good. There aren't bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze on us. It works. It's good. We haven't had any issues when it comes to stability.

This solution is stable.

It's is a very stable solution but when compared with Jira, Jira has taken over. The question should be: how agile is TFS? From this perspective, TFS is lacking — the ease of usability is less.

This solution is pretty stable. I have not experienced any issues.

No issues encountered.

It is a stable solution. I rate its stability ten out of ten.

When it comes to stability, the entire process is good.

This is a stable solution.

This is absolutely a stable platform. It is highly available and follows on the environment.

No. Nothing which I have noticed.

No.

The product is stable. I have never had any stability issues.

No issues encountered.

TFS is a stable solution, but it could be more stable.

No, stability is fine.

We encountered some issues with the report server part when the service user password changes, otherwise until today have not faced issues on the production environment.

No, stability is fine.

We encountered some issues with the report server when the service user password changed. Otherwise, until today, we haven't faced issues in the production environment.

I didn't encounter any issues with stability.

This solution is stable and we have not had any crashes to this point. We use it on a daily basis. All of our new projects start on TFS.

There is an issue when selecting multiple test cases for execution or editing that the rows selected are not highlighted in IE 11 and Chrome. There is also an intermittent issue with test modules toolbar icon visibility in IE 11.

TFS is a stable solution.

No.

No issues encountered.

No issues encountered.

No issues encountered.

Fortunately, we did not have any stability problems. In some versions, we sometimes noticed missed alerts on some work items, but nothing else. Eventually those bugs were fixed.

Yes, sometimes we feel that it need more CPU, and RAMs on TFS server, either we implemented the hardware with the product minimum requirements.

No.

Not as of now.

If your plan on using on-premise, we would recommend you would resource your hardware/VM requirements appropriately to host Team Foundation Server.

No issues encountered.

No issues encountered.

No issues encountered.

No issues encountered.

Nope. The product is very stable.

The stability is good and I would recommend it based on that.

No.

No issues encountered.

No issues encountered.

There were some minor issues.

No issues encountered.

No issues encountered.

The solution is stable.

There is no downtime. It is a very stable product.

No issues with stability.

The MTM is stable.

No issues encountered.

Nope.

Some of our build agents will go offline, but we believe this might be caused by the environment, not the product.