Upgrading Sitecore? Migrate Azure Search to Solr with SearchStax
- Sitecore recommends Solr as default search engine
- Implement faster with SearchStax's Sitecore Plugin
- Spend less time managing Solr
- Focus resources on building better experiences
- Improve security and compliance - HIPAA & GDPR
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Now that Sitecore has deprecated Azure Search, see what your options are.
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Managed Solr for Sitecore?
Azure Search Is Not an Option for Sitecore 10
Sitecore has deprecated Azure Cognitive Search for Sitecore 10.x and recommends Solr as the default search engine to prevent future upgrade obstacles.
What Are Your Options for Implementing Solr for Sitecore?
SearchStax Managed Solr for Sitecore gives you production-grade Solr infrastructure faster with less risk and at a lower overall cost. Free your developers to spend more time on value-added features and let SearchStax manage your Solr for Sitecore instance.
DIY: Implement Solr on your own
have a partner implement solr for you
use a managed solr solution
Start Planning Your Upgrade to Solr Now
Your Sitecore deployment demands a production-grade Solr infrastructure to maximize your investment. Now is the time to start planning for your migration and upgrade to Solr for Sitecore 10.
Sitecore Needs Production-grade Solr, Here's What That Means:
HIGH AVAILABILITY
SearchStax Cloud provides multi-node clusters with fault tolerance architecture. Cross-region backups and disaster recovery options are available.
FRICTIONLESS INTEGRATION
Add Solr to your Sitecore architecture with a few clicks. Thanks to its tight integration with Sitecore, adding Managed Solr is a snap.
ESSENTIAL FEATURES
SearchStax Cloud gives you cloud automation, monitoring and alerting, backups, disaster recovery, developer APIs and integrations.
24/7/365 SUPPORT
SearchStax Cloud has multiple support options backed by SLAs with uptime guarantees, 24/7/365 coverage and response times less than 30 minutes.
ROBUST SECURITY
SearchStax Cloud addresses your security concerns with 2FA authentication, whitelisting, encryption at rest & transport, role-based access, private environments & security certifications
