SearchStax Cloud Overview

April 21, 2021

Tom Humbarger

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1 min. read

SearchStax Cloud is a fully-managed SaaS solution that automates, manages, maintains and scales Apache Solr search infrastructure in public or private clouds.

Check out the highlight video below to see how easy it is to automate, manage and maintain your Solr infrastructure:

SearchStax Cloud Key Features

Core Features

  • Cloud automation
  • Monitoring and alerting
  • Automated backups
  • Disaster recovery options to meet every business need
  • Available on AWS, Azure and Google in over 60 regions
  • On-demand scaling
  • Roles and permissions

Security and Compliance Features

  • Private environments
  • Encryption at rest and transport
  • SOC2 Certified
  • GDPR Compliant

Integration Features

  • SearchStax Cloud Connector for Sitecore
  • Developer APIs

For Sitecore customers, we have a Cloud Connector for Sitecore that accelerates the process and automates a number of manual tasks involved with connecting a Sitecore installation to a SearchStax Solr instance.

Benefits of SearchStax Cloud 

Key benefits include:

  • Focuses developers on value-added tasks
  • Accelerates project timelines with centralized control
  • Delivers improved and reliable uptime
  • Provides higher performance and stability for Solr infrastructure

Support options for SearchStax Cloud includes 24x7x365 coverage backed by a service level agreement (SLA). Our team has more than 30 years of Solr expertise and is available for on-demand support.

Free Trial Available

See for yourself how easy it is to deploy, manage and scale Solr search in the cloud. The 14-day SearchStax Cloud Free Trial includes a SearchStax deployment on a dedicated node or cluster in the AWS or Azure cloud.

By Tom Humbarger

Senior Marketing Programs Manager

"...Now you can initiate backup restore operations that recover collections in a synchronous manner, dramatically reducing downtime for multi-collection deployments such as multi-tenant application architectures or Sitecore CMS..."

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