Generally, vRealize is stable. We had one or two problems accessing a component, but they were solved, and we haven't had the same issues since. So I think it's stable.

At the moment, in the POC, we have a very huge issue because you definitely have to implement a vSphere cluster. In other cases, if you haven't established a vSphere cluster and you only have a single server to integrate in the vRealize environment, you will not be able to deploy any service. That's a big issue with the solution but if you're aware of the issue then it's easy to implement because you can establish a cluster with one server. It's not the best solution but it works. 

It's running on the VMware cloud so it's stable. I don't see a problem there. I haven't experienced bugs or glitches and haven't had any crashes. It's been reliable.

This solution is stable.

This is a stable solution. Most of the VMware networks are a service and they are reliable and very trustworthy.

This solution is stable, it's pretty good.

There are currently five to ten people testing this solution.

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

The stability of vRealize has not been in question to this point from anybody at our organization.  

Stability-wise, this is a very good solution and we haven't heard about any problems with it from our customers.