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Test WPSOLR on WPEngine’s internal domains *.wpengine.com without registration or license

Download WPSOLR
Install WPSOLR on a WPEngine internal’s *.wpengine.com url
Choose a hosting for Solr, Elasticsearch, OpenSearch, Weaviate or Algolia
That’s it. No license, no registration, no payment method required

Test WPSOLR on WPEngine’s internal domains *.wpengine.com without registration or license

December 8, 2021

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