VMware vRealize is highly scalable. You can integrate a lot of other cloud solutions with the automation path or configuration path. You can set up tons of servers, and that can be a huge environment.

We have no scalability limitations in our current project. We have about seven different locations, some of which are very small, in the WAN environment. We setup satellites from the vRealize location so that we can test implement what we all like to have.

The scaling out is based on the number of computers that a company has. I don't find a problem in the scaling out, the software does it for you. I don't know if there might be issues in a private cloud, but I don't think that would be the case.

We have about five administrators on the solution currently. Three of them are simply using the solution for reporting purposes.

I'd love to increase usage, but it's a bit expensive. We may stop using it in the future due to the pricing.

This is a very strong and scalable solution.

We have had no difficulty with scalability. We have almost 8,000 end-users working on-premises. This is being used as a costing tool for almost 200 projects, and it helps the IT the team have visibility with respect to pricing.

We do not have plans to increase usage at this time, but next year, after the billing happens and we see what our position is, we may decide on a new vision.

This solution is scalable. It is made for both small and extra-large deployments.

I would rate the solution's scalability a ten out of ten. 

vRealize Business is easy to scale, for sure. That is especially the case for those using the cloud solution.  

Scalability has been good enough for our customers.