The timeline for setting up this system depends on the number of endpoints or end-users involved. For example, during my time at Walmart, where we were supporting around 350,000 endpoints and 8,000 servers, it took a few months to get the environment settled. In my current organization, which is focused on internal services, it only takes about a week, sometimes even just a couple of days. The process, though, remains quite similar. It can be done by a lot of people but requires support from teams. The setup process typically involves configuring prerequisites, setting up SQL Servers (especially for larger environments), and dealing with any network restrictions. Some networks have specific requirements and restrictions that need to be accommodated. As mentioned earlier, ensuring that your system can communicate with agents across the environment is crucial. In more basic terms, you'll need relays or distribution points in each data center or location. These distribution points help in routing and redistributing the data efficiently. The complexity of the setup mainly hinges on the number of offices and locations you're dealing with. Fortunately, the setup itself is straightforward and user-friendly, so understanding it doesn't require much time if you're familiar with the process. The setup is extremely easy and I would rate it 10 out of 10.
