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The Sitecore CMS moved from License to Solr for search for on-prem instances. After trying to run it on Windows we were happy there was a third party provider t
by james-skemp 7y ago
The Sitecore CMS moved from License to Solr for search for on-prem instances. After trying to run it on Windows we were happy there was a third party provider that was easy to work with.
- alasano 7y agoFor Sitecore I will shamelessly plug Coveo for Sitecore: https://www.coveo.com/en/solutions/coveo-for-sitecore https://www.coveo.com/en/solutions/coveo-for-sitecore I think that we definitely have the best integrated and most full featured solution for Sitecore customers. It's not only about querying but also having a UI framework, built-in customizable indexing, analytics tracking and access to machine learning available in one package. Source: Am product manager for Coveo for Sitecore.
- james-skemp 7y agoBased upon community responses (and someone from the organization being in the Slack group and responding as well), we ended up going with SearchStax. I work at a state university (with the associated purchasing ... issues :)) and we had some staffing issues, which they were very accommodating of from initial quote to subscription. If we end up running into issues as/if we expand our usage (we're essentially only using Solr for the mandatory bits) I'll keep Coveo in mind. :)