Overall, I rate the solution a seven out of ten. 

First-time users should first understand the library and then use the Zend PHP Engine framework.

Overall, I rate Zend PHP Engine a nine out of ten.

Zend PHP has evolved a lot since its initial concept. At the moment, it is the language of our choice. Easy to use and implement, flexible, and with the right developers, you can do a lot. Scaling up is an important factor for large projects, and with PHP 7 and its performance improvements, this becomes even easier.

The solution is very flexible and easy to use. I rate it an eight out of ten.

I give the solution an eight out of ten. I have not had any problems with Zend PHP Engine and I don't really have to focus attention on it because it gets the job done.

I am the only one that uses the solution in my organization.

We selected Zend PHP Engine over the competition because it is the most supported solution in the community.

I recommend the solution over others because it is the most available and has a big community of users.

I would rate it an eight out of ten because it offers a lot of free resources that offer many different ways to run projects. 

I recommend Zend PHP Engine because it's currently the best solution we have for building robust and scalable websites.

Its open-source nature is definitely the main reason, among others. With PHP, there are so many possibilities to come up with your own solutions, and beyond that, you can also draw from all the existing solutions provided by the community.

I would rate Zend PHP Engine a nine out of ten. 

I would rate the product at seven out of 10 because, although it offers a complete environment to develop and deploy PHP applications, it has some limitations. For example, when the volume of data increased exponentially, I had problems scaling the system. And if you do not have enough knowledge of the product, the initial configuration itself can be difficult.

Although, of course, I know about AWS and we have worked with AWS, we have not done so in an implementation with this product.

Take a complete look at the manuals and documentation before starting to configure the server, to help avoid performance issues.

Open source tools are tricky to consider because some aspects of TCO may not be straightforward to identify, such as sizing and impact from the perspective of an ISV.