We've enjoyed exceptional stability with no outages in nearly five years. I'd confidently rate it a ten out of ten. There was a single controller failure on a node, but the system seamlessly maintained operation. In short, there's nothing negative to report; it runs flawlessly, exceeding our expectations.

VxRail is totally stable. It is a platform that I have been using in other environments in other companies for a long time. The truth is that although expensive, it is a completely reliable solution.

It's stable. I would rate it ten out of ten for stability.

We never had any problems with stability. It is very stable.

This is a stable solution. 

VxRail is very stable. It is working very well.

The stability of the solution is rock solid. Organizations consider it completely reliable. There aren't bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash. It's great.

The stability of VxRail is very good.

We are having some out-of-the-box issues, and we're actively working with Dell to resolve those issues. Once those issues are resolved, it should be stable, but as a virtual environment, it has never failed. These are only single-node or single-component issues that don't affect the whole virtual environment, which is great and which is why I love HCI.

Stability is not related to VxRail. It's related to vSAN. Because VxRail has nothing to do with vSAN. VxRail's just aiding automation and the orchestration processes to vSAN, the VMware vSAN. Overall, the stability is pretty good if the hardware is stable.

It's very stable. We haven't had any downtime so far.

The solution is like a rock. It's extremely stable. We've had no issues. It doesn't crash or freeze. There are no bugs or glitches. 

VxRail is stable because it has redundancies. VxRail is our standard system for the deployment of HR environments.

We have one person for the maintenance of the solution and one person for the backups.

We use the solution on a daily basis.

VxRail is very stable — it scales up and spins out.

VxRail is a stable solution.

The solution is very stable. 

VxRail is stable.

The platform is stable. Once you deploy any workflow or virtual machine within the environment, it operates without encountering issues. There are no significant downtimes or interruptions in monitoring. Stability remains consistent unless constraints are due to specific errors.

They are very stable.

I didn't experience any performance issues or stability problems with VxRail.

This generation, the third generation, seems to be the most stable compared to the initial bracket in the market. Of course, after learning from our myriad mistakes through the initial implementation allowed us to make changes and choose more stable options compared to a few years ago. 

Especially in the Philippines, we are the number one matching reseller for business-critical items. We utilize multiple units to ensure we have a failover in place. If repairs are delayed for hours, we're covered. 

Generally, Dell has a very good presence here. Therefore, we are very stable. The quality of the algorithm is better. You can see the quality of components inside the hardware. They manufacture everything in their own plants in Malaysia. Therefore, they already have hardware components inside the region that are easily accesible.

Failure rates are low compared to Cisco hardware.  

I rater the tool's stability a ten out of ten. 

The solution is really stable.

VxRail is stable. However, it's not a central solution, so we can lose some information, logs, and data when we remove a node. The efficiencies must be improved. For example, in Nutanix, when you move or remove a node, you get any errors or warnings, and you can work as well. But removing nodes in VxRail could cause some issues. You have to put the node in maintenance mode then reboot the rest.

VxRail is highly stable. I would rate VxRail a ten out of ten for stability.

We are maintaining this solution ourselves. We have some level of support from Dell, as well, but they are not directly responsible for the support. We are the ones who are supporting it.

Initially, it had some issues. As I said, the version we deployed had some known issues. But the stability is pretty good. There were some issues here and there, but that was not due to ESX, but due to some network fluctuation we had.

The solution is very stable.

Despite two separate hardware failures within the VxRail system, the overall operational stability remains remarkably high, earning it a solid nine out of ten rating. This impressive resilience stems from the system's clever design, where individual component breakdowns have minimal impact on overall functionality. While not absolutely foolproof, the vast majority of potential issues can be weathered without significant disruption.

VxRail is pretty robust and steady.

The stability is excellent. We don't have any issues with reliability. It doesn't crash or freeze. It's not buggy and we don't have to deal with glitches. We're happy with it.

It is very reliable.

VxRail is stable.

The stability is good. We haven't had any issues. We don't suffer from bugs or glitches and it doesn't crash or freeze. It's good.

Before we had VxRail, we had stability issues. After installing VxRail, we did not experience issues.

The solution's stability is very good. The failure ratio and errors are very low. The solution gives us fast pre-alerts for main upgrades.

I rate the solution an eight out of ten for stability.

It has broken twice now, but everything still ran, so I would rate it a nine out of ten for stability. It is great that things can fail without a major impact. 

It is a stable product, deploy appliance with ease, update all software in single click, monitor using dashboards for health, events and physical views. And maintain with direct access to support, articles and community.

It's so reliable that we haven't had one breakdown since we got it. It's very stable.

The stability of the product is great. We have not had any issues whatsoever and find it to be very reliable. The performance is good. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. 

It is a stable product.

The stability of VxRail is good. We are content with its stability.

The VxRail platform is stable. Anytime you're dealing with technologies, you'll find a bug somewhere. There's always a challenge that must be overcome, but once the initial cluster has been stood up, we find it's one of the most stable platforms today.

The stability is very nice. We haven't had any issues with the cluster. The cluster is very stable. No problems with slowness. Everything has been stable. It was well-architectured.

It is very stable.

It's absolutely a stable product. The reason why we chose this solution and that particular type of technology were that we were running many different private clouds within our data centers. Considering the time spent on the maintenance and the patchwork, if we've consolidated and we're offering one platform to house over 3000 clients and over a thousand private clouds, it is a very stable platform. Given the fact that it's a software-defined technology, if it resides within a software-defined data center, the analytics are very transparent and it's easy to address a singular patch across an entire landscape of clients. It's very stable. In terms of scalability, capacity, and modularity, that's the reason why we selected it.

The stability was excellent. It takes around three people to manage.

So far, the stability is good.

In terms of stability, it's an easy solution. 

This is a stable solution. 

VxRail's stability is amazing. The performance is always effective and good.

It is a stable solution.

Even compared to Cisco, I think VxRail is a very stable solution. It is in the same class as Cisco.  

As with any new product, we have had a few bugs that were address in the last upgrade we performed. For example, we had a host that would appear to become disconnected or missing from vCenter, but later return and be online. However, there has never been an outage or loss of data with any issues. In the above mentioned issue, the VMs still functioned and were reachable. This was correcting with a software update.

The solution is stable. 

I am satisfied with the stability. To my knowledge, our customers don't have any problems with the solution.

The stability of version 6.5 and above has been pretty good. 

Version 6.0 and below has always been kind of a pain to work with, but there have been huge improvements. I like the inclusion of the HTML5 vCenter.

I think there are some things to improve with the stability because I talk with the implementation engineers a lot. I don't implement the solution, but the engineers that implement and update and maintain the platform of VxRail told me that the solution sometimes gets problems with updating the versions of the firmware and the software. The software that comes on VxRail doesn't work smoothly because they have problems with updates.

VxRail is stable and we have had no issues.

The solution is stable and reliable. This is one of the main reasons why we purchased this solution.

For now, it has been stable. 

We have posted a really critical application and so far it's been great.

VxRail is very stable.

I did not have any issues with the stability of VxRail. 

Stability is good.

The stability and performance of VxRail are excellent. 

The solution is very reliable. 

It is very stable and durable. It only depends on vSAN, which is the number one software that defines storage. 

It is very stable. We've had no issues. The only thing that we have had to replace is the disk.

It is pretty stable.

The solution is stable. We haven't really worked on it yet, however.

The stability is great because it is based on VMware, so it's the same panel and same code.

The stability is fine. 

It is fairly stable. There are no showstoppers as such.

Aside from our mistake updating the vCenter, which threw things off, we haven't had any issues. There aren't bugs or glitches. It doesn't freeze. So far, it's been rather reliable.

The solution itself is pretty stable. We've been using it for about two and a half years and I don't think it has ever gone down.

The only issue which is every now and again is that when you log in it will tell you that there's an issue with VxRail when there actually isn't. All that's required is a refresh or reload. The solution itself works but you may get some bad reports every now and again. Probably once every couple of months; there is no effect to the solution's capabilities. 

The solution is very stable and the performance is good. There are no bugs or glitches. It's reliable. It doesn't crash or freeze. 

The stability is very good. We haven't had any issues at all. There aren't bugs or glitches. There aren't system crashes or anything of that nature.

VxRail is highly stable.

We have found the solution to be stable.

The stability is okay and we haven't had a problem.

It is a lot more stable than it used to be.

No problems with it at all. All the different layers of architecture have worked quite well: network, storage, and compute. Everything has worked quite fine.

This is a stable solution. We have migrated our old systems on the new ACI station and have experienced no issues. 

It's very stable. The guys are always at the forefront of updating and trying to improve the performance and the efficiency of the solution especially when it comes to the data management side of it.

After the initial setup, it's very stable.

It has been very stable. I haven't seen many problems with it, and I do not have any complaints about it.

It is the most stable solution I have come across.

VxRail is very stable. We haven't experienced any issues, stability-wise.

The stability continues to get better and better. It's pretty reliable.

This solution is quite stable. 

VxRail is not perfect, there are bugs in the plugins.

VxRail is very stable, and you can upgrade it as needed. It will prompt you to update if there are any updates available.  

I have found the solution to be stable.

The stability of VxRail is good, we have not had any issues.

VxRail is stable.

I think VxRail is very stable.

The stability of the solution is satisfactory, we did not experience any bugs or problems. 

It runs better than our previous solution.

VxRail is stable. 

Only in replication using native RP4VM software.

The solution is stable.

No issues with stability.

It is stable.