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General Apache Solr for TYPO3 Plans
In our FAQ section you can find quick and easy answers to questions about Hosted Solr.
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General
Which third-party applications do you support?
At the moment, we support TYPO3 and Drupal.
Nevertheless, we currently working on supporting further third-party applications.
Third-party Application | Supported Plugin Versions | Further Informations |
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TYPO3 CMS (EXT:solr) | 12, 11.5, 11.2, 11.0 (Versions Matrix) | Website |
Drupal 8 / 9 | Search API Solr 4.1.x | Website |
How can I cancel my account?
Please use the contact form for cancelling your account.
Apache Solr for TYPO3
How can I use an Apache Solr index that is hosted by Hosted Solr in my TYPO3 installation?
After creating the Solr index using the web interface, please click on the button Tipps. There, we provide a TypoScript snippet that you need to paste into your website's TypoScript template configuration.
How do I configure the Hosted Solr cores via Site Configuration?
When using Site Configuration and the appropriate EXT:solr version 10+, the core configuration must be done in Site Configuration. However, the data required for Hosted Solr cannot be stored via Site Management, but requires a manual adjustment of the yaml file. As mentioned in the extension documentation, language-specific information can be stored there, e.g. via solr_host_read or solr_core_read.
In excerpts the configuration in the yaml file could look like this:
EXT:solr < 12.0
languages: - title: German solr_host_read: node-x.hosted-solr.com solr_core_read: core_de solr_path_read: ##path##/solr/ solr_username_read: ##user_host_x## solr_password_read: ##password_host_x## - title: English solr_host_read: node-y.hosted-solr.com solr_core_read: core_en solr_path_read: ##path##/solr/ solr_username_read: ##user_host_y## solr_password_read: ##password_host_y## rootPageId: 1 solr_enabled_read: true solr_scheme_read: https solr_port_read: 443 solr_use_write_connection: false
EXT:solr >= 12.0
languages: - title: German solr_host_read: node-x.hosted-solr.com solr_core_read: core_de solr_path_read: /##path## solr_username_read: ##user_host_x## solr_password_read: ##password_host_x## - title: English solr_host_read: node-y.hosted-solr.com solr_core_read: core_en solr_path_read: /##path## solr_username_read: ##user_host_y## solr_password_read: ##password_host_y## rootPageId: 1 solr_enabled_read: true solr_scheme_read: https solr_port_read: 443 solr_use_write_connection: false
The use of environment variables is also possible, see Using Environment Variables in Site Configuration in the EXT:solr documentation.
Important: The yaml file should be protected from external access.
SOLR_ENABLE_REMOTE_STREAMING and Hosted Solr
EXT:solr uses remote streaming, since Apache Solr 11.8.3 and 9.3.0 the use requires the setting of an environment variable. Hosted Solr cores support remote streaming and you can use all current EXT:solr versions.
EXT:solr 11.5.6 and 12.0.2 check the current status in the Reports module to show users any problems. Hosted Solr cores do not yet support the status check, although remote streaming is activated. You can ignore the message "Error determining system properties", in future a new creation of the core will provide a remedy.
Note on remote streaming, the use with EXT:solr and Hosted Solr is unproblematic, but with self-hosted Solr servers it must always be ensured that they are appropriately secured and not directly accessible to third parties
Plans
How can I change my plan?
You can switch to another plan on the page Change plan.
How often can I change my plan?
You can change your plan every 30 days.
Do you have a minimum contract term?
Yes, the minimum contract term is 30 days.