The scalability of vRealize Log Insight basically depends upon the licenses you have, whether it's VM-based or code-based licenses. Once you deploy, you don't have to redeploy for the scalability options. You have to go and purchase the required amount of licenses, and once you have your licenses available, you are okay to scale the solution.

We frequently receive requests from the business due to our deep intelligence within the group. Our environment has a substantial footprint, making scalability critical. 

VMware Aria Operations for Logs has been instrumental because it facilitates critical alerts via email, set up through SMTP, and through Skyline Collector. 

This functionality is invaluable for troubleshooting, especially during outages, helping us to determine whether to contact VMware or our hardware vendor for support. It provides clarity on which vendor to log a case with, enabling us to make precise decisions.

We have different business units with their own machines, and we grant them access to the console. The OS teams for Microsoft and Linux manage the operating systems. 

This is what we call a managed environment. Including production access, we're looking at around 300 people due to security reasons; not everyone has access, and those who do have power user access, not an administrator.

I would rate the scalability a ten out of ten.

vRealize Log Insight is scalable.

Because it's a VMware product, you'll definitely need to scale based on your needs.

It offers good scalability, we didn't face any issues with it. We manage both Medium and Enterprise options for businesses.

The tool is highly scalable because we can add nodes on the fly and quickly integrate them. We don't need to put any host in maintenance mode. It can be easily added on when required. It is quite user-friendly.

I prefer to talk about connection for Log Insight because vRealize is the expert connection for component logs. So we have a lot of components and plug them into their live Log insight. 

We have a rich VMware ecosystem with many components: the NSX, the SCCs, the data center, and the SQL. So every component we have is configured with the vRealize. So there are over fifty connections to support logs in general Log Insight.

You can scale Log Insight by adding more storage if you want to extend the log archive.

We can scale the product easily. We just need more licenses.

It is a scalable solution.

My company has around 50 users of the solution. My company has ten members as administrators for the solution.

It is a highly scalable solution.

Scalability-wise, I rate the solution a ten out of ten.

My company deals with enterprise customers who use the product with 500-odd VMs.

Our environment has over 7,000 VMs running on the VMware stack. The product seems quite scalable. We haven't faced any challenges there.

I would rate the scalability an eight out of ten.

It is a scalable solution. I can say that I agree with the claims that it can be scaled. It is an awesome product. Organizationally it is able to cover our needs completely. Most likely we have nearly 40,000 fixed logs. There are a lot of things that we can do with Log Insight. 

It is possible to increase the scalability of vRealize Log Insight. We have around fifteen administration users currently using it.

LogInsight is scalable. You can update it, and it's straightforward. 

We have quite a few licenses, so for us, it isn't too hard to scale. Right now, we only have 15 users on the solution.

We have some issues regarding space management. We may need to get fully comfortable with the idea of deleting the old logs. We usually have some issues with space and it requires more intervention.

The solution is scalable. It's very easy if you need to add more nodes in the cluster. We have about 30 people using the solution. That's our operations time. Currently, we do not plan to expand usage.

The scalability is very good.

The product is scalable.

It's scalable, but based on my own experience, I would say it is only 70% scalable compared to other competitors.

The solution is scalable. Right now, we have about ten people on it.

I can't say how scalable Log Insight is because we do not have a big installation, although the solution works well enough for us. I never scaled out with Log Insight.

We have about ten VMware administrators.

The solution is scalable.