Acquia Search
Acquia Search
Acquia Search helps your visitors find content on your site faster, so they stay on your site longer.
Acquia Search is a plug-and-play service within the Acquia Network, built on Apache Solr and available for any Drupal 6 site. Acquia Search offers site visitors faceted search navigation and content recommendations to help them find valuable information faster. It is a fully redundant, high performance cloud service, with no software to install or servers to manage. Simply add the Apache Solr modules to your Drupal site, connect to the Acquia Network and implement Acquia Search on your site.
Increase the Return on Your Content
Acquia Search guides your visitors to relevant content quickly, so they spend more time on your site and view more pages, extending the useful life of all the content assets on your website.
Enhance your visitors' experience
Content is king, finding it easily is even better. Acquia Search makes advanced search features like faceted navigation, content recommendations, wildcard and fuzzy search an integral part your visitors' on-site navigation experience.
Improve performance and reliability
Acquia Search is built for performance, with query responses in less than 500ms. Its highly available and fully redundant, so performance on your site remains constant, regardless of traffic bursts.
New! Multi-site and attachment search
Search across multiple sites from a single query and extend search to attached files, including Office documents, PDFs, audio, video and image formats, and more.
Visitors stay longer when they can find great content on your site. Add high performance search to your Drupal site for less than $30/month.
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It sounded like a really simple request: "Is it easy to add a search filter for 'My posts'?". In other words, add a search result facet for posts by the current (logged in) user through the Apache Solr Search Integration module APIs?
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