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Asier del Pozo | Enterprise Portal Solutions Architect

Asier del Pozo is an Enterprise Portal Solutions Architect on the Portal and DXP team at XTIVIA. His expertise lies in large projects for private companies, handling the architecture, design, implementation, and deployment of Liferay Portal environments running on Java application servers. He also focuses on client engagement for end-product delivery, including development as well as quality assurance, performance tuning, remote content management, production support, etc.

Asier del Pozo
Enterprise Portal Solutions Architect

Asier del Pozo is an Enterprise Portal Solutions Architect on the Portal and DXP team at XTIVIA. His expertise lies in large projects for private companies, handling the architecture, design, implementation, and deployment of Liferay Portal environments running on Java application servers. He also focuses on client engagement for end-product delivery, including development as well as quality assurance, performance tuning, remote content management, production support, etc.

Liferay, Solr, Elastic Search comparison

Mar 23, 2014 | Blog, Enterprise Java, Portals

To continue this series of blogs about Elastic Search, I would like to focus on performance. A lot of customers ask the big question: for search, what is the best solution? Liferay as is? Solr? Elastic Search? Anything else? Many people would say that there is no... read more
Elastic Search: A distributed RESTful Search Engine

Elastic Search: A distributed RESTful Search Engine

Mar 19, 2013 | Blog, Enterprise Java, Portals

Traditionally, building portals and/or web sites with “search that just works” has been hard but over the last few years, life has become easier. Various search tools such as Lucene and Solr have emerged, and platforms such as Liferay have integrated with... read more
Introducing monitoring applications: JAMon

Introducing monitoring applications: JAMon

Jan 17, 2013 | Blog, Databases, Portals

There are many tools for monitoring applications. One that we may want to use is JAMon, the Java Application Monitor; it can be really useful for discovering what the hell is going on in our application. We are going to view a quick introduce in it. But first, a... read more