It is a scalable solution. Scalability-wise, I rate the solution a six out of ten.

I would rate the scalability of the solution as a seven out of ten. We have over 1,000 end users of VMware Identity Manager at our company.

You can use it anywhere. It's for everyone and every business.

I rate the solution’s scalability a five out of ten.

While I have never tried to scale the solution, and we don't have many requirements for that functionality, my understanding it can scale. 

It's not easy to scale it if you have a setup on-premises as it's necessary to build a cluster, and clusters are not easy to build. However, in the SaaS environment, there is no problem, it's very scalable.

Our company is a small company. We are 200 people. However, I have a lot of customers and a lot of Identity Managers deployed; there are maybe millions of people. 

We've done 10,000 implementations globally and we have 250 users in the company. The advantage of it being a SaaS application means that even small companies, say 10 or 20 people, can use it. There's no financial hindrance to doing that.

It's easy to scale, since it's in the cloud. We never had to worry about scalability. 

At the time, there were about 120,000 people in the company using this solution. 

When it comes to scalability, VMware Identity Manager is more complicated than other solutions. You need to have a second connector to get high availability, for example. When you want to scale vertically or horizontally, it is going to take some effort.

All of my clients are enterprise-level organizations.

The solution is scalable.

VMware Identity Manager is scalable and we have approximately ten users.

The product is very scalable. I think it would scale to tens of thousands if needed, but we don't need that much.

This is a scalable solution. We can have dual or multiple identity managers and replicate data between them.