I would rate my experience with the initial setup an eight out of ten, where one is difficult and ten is easy.

The deployment incorporates all elements, not just Tyk. So, the deployment time also depends on the configuration. 

The actual setup can be done within a day. Like Docker and containerized... So the prep's quick, but it's a lot more than Tyk. So, deployment is not a material issue. 

We tried it and found it to be quick and easy to set up. The setup time was really, really quick.

The initial setup is very straightforward.

I run a company with its own team of developers. We were also involved in a joint venture with a client.

It does not require a lot of maintenance.

The initial setup of the product was very straightforward. 

The initial setup is straightforward and really easy. They distribute a Docker version, which can be installed within several minutes after a couple of clicks.

Depending on the requirements, this solution can be deployed on-premises, not the cloud, or in a hybrid configuration.

The initial setup of the solution is straightforward, but it does require configuration work before being deployed.

The initial setup was very easy and we have organized the information for our developers to make it easier for them. So now we have everything managed already so that is easy for one to understand. The deployment took about three weeks.

We currently have three engineers who are responsible for the deployment and management of Tyk. We might add two or three more engineers in the future.