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E-commerce Solutions
An one-place solution for all your Ecommerce needs. Every business isn’t the same, explore the fully-managed and customized features for a future-proof online business.
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Looking for a suitable cloud computing service or need to manage your existing cloud services like AWS, GCP, DigitalOcean? Our Cloud Architects are here for the seamless integration and support.
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Whether you own, manage or monetize content, get all your CMS glitches done with the help of content management specialists. Scale up your online presence to increase your conversion rates.
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Get industry’s best consultation and services for adapting and building custom ERP. Save your time and effort with automated and cost-effective ERP solutions.
Custom SAAS Solutions
Are you new to SaaS or someone got stuck in moving ahead? Either way, we are here to support you with the smooth transition of its working model and to get best out of its built-in features.
Mobile Applications
Want to create a mobile app for your brand, fully manage your existing application or to overcome the challenges of page load and responsiveness, the experts are here for you.
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How to Secure Nginx and Apache using Let’s Encrypt
In an era of data breaches and cyber attacks, it is crucial to safeguard your website from hackers and fraudsters. One of the most recommended and standard ways to protect your site is through Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) – an encryption-based internet security protocol for ensuring data integrity. Here, you will get to know how to create the SSL certificate in both the Apache and Nginx web servers using Let’s Encrypt.
How to Configure Elasticsearch on Magento 2.X.X
Elasticsearch is an open-source product that allows scalable search and analytics. Known for its speed, scalability, distributed nature and simple REST APIs, it searches and visualizes data in real-time. This article will take you through the procedures involved in the configuration of Elasticsearch both during the installation of Magento and post the Magento installation.
How to Install Magento 2.4 with Elasticsearch on Ubuntu 20.04
The new release of Magento 2.4 on July 2020 comes with improvements to all the core functionalities (over 100 new fixes to the code, 30 security enhancements and resolution of 226 GitHub issues) that existed in the Magento 2.3.5 p1. Since CLI is the only way to install Magento 2.4, you’ll see how to install Magento 2.4 via Composer.
How to Install and Configure Elasticsearch on Ubuntu 20.04
Elasticsearch is a free and open source analytics and full-text search engine, i.e. fully document-based rather than schema and tables. It is widely-used for enabling search functionality for applications, i.e to search various kinds of data such as products, blog posts, categories on a web-shop, blogs and other product-based sites and applications. In this article, you’ll go through how to install and configure Elasticsearch on Ubuntu 20.04
How to Install and Configure Docker Desktop on Windows 10
Docker, a powerful and flexible software supports cross-platform and execution on a Windows host, including Windows 10 (Pro or Enterprise) which in turn makes Windows 10 a perfect development environment for Docker use-cases. Here, we will be seeing how to install Docker version 19 in Windows 10 using the Community Edition (CE) since it is a free version and easy to learn and build applications around it.
How to Setup Magento Development Environment using Docker on Ubuntu 18.04
Among the masses of Magento installation guides and methodologies, which is the most ideal way to install Magento software and why. Without further ado, let us reveal the answer as Docker. Why? If you use Docker, it allows you to install and manage packages and at the same time, allows you to run additional scripts after each update. And what makes it special? Find out by exploring the article.