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<div class="row" style="color:red;text-align:center;">This page was developed as a prototype. Please visit [https://qualitybox.us QualityBox.us]</div>
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The short story?  We love wikis.
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After years of helping companies implement, upgrade, integrate and otherwise deploy complex web applications across a variety of internal and external infrastructures, {{CompanyName}} came to realize that there was literally nobody addressing the need for a turn-key, enterprise-quality MediaWiki solution. At the same time, the demand for such a solution grew and grew from the ever-increasing complexity and sophistication of the MediaWiki system.  MediaWiki is developed in a Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA). While SOA is a good choice for enterprise architecture, it's hardly a good choice for smaller or part-time practitioners.  Also, the price-sensitive hosting industry forcibly restricts hosting companies from offering a service that requires intensive experience with the application.  To make MediaWiki deployments coherent across a broad spectrum of use cases (and to keep our own sanity), we developed the QualityBox as an automated solution, relying on the power of [[Ansible]]. We developed a turn-key solution called QualityBox that provides a fully-furnished enterprise [[MediaWiki]]. Our service is unique offering a customized fully operational first-class environment.   
 
After years of helping companies implement, upgrade, integrate and otherwise deploy complex web applications across a variety of internal and external infrastructures, {{CompanyName}} came to realize that there was literally nobody addressing the need for a turn-key, enterprise-quality MediaWiki solution. At the same time, the demand for such a solution grew and grew from the ever-increasing complexity and sophistication of the MediaWiki system.  MediaWiki is developed in a Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA). While SOA is a good choice for enterprise architecture, it's hardly a good choice for smaller or part-time practitioners.  Also, the price-sensitive hosting industry forcibly restricts hosting companies from offering a service that requires intensive experience with the application.  To make MediaWiki deployments coherent across a broad spectrum of use cases (and to keep our own sanity), we developed the QualityBox as an automated solution, relying on the power of [[Ansible]]. We developed a turn-key solution called QualityBox that provides a fully-furnished enterprise [[MediaWiki]]. Our service is unique offering a customized fully operational first-class environment.   
  
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== QualityBox Details==
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Each QualityBox is a fully managed Virtual Private Server (VPS). It comes with 100% dedicated hardware resources, including CPU, RAM and disk space, which means that each VPS is never competing with any other account for any resources. There are different size boxes depending on your needs. See the [[QualityBox/pricing]] page for details.
 
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== Sample QualityBox Features ==
 
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* CPU: Four dedicated cores of an Intel Xeon CPU E5-2650L v3 @ 1.80GHz
 
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* RAM: 8 GB dedicated RAM
 
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* Storage: 80 GB on a dedicated Solid-State-Disk
 
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* Data transfer: 5 TB / Month
 
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* Unrestricted server resources within the VPS
 
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* private networking
 
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* Solid-state-disk storage (very fast disks)
 
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* Dedicated web server, database server, mail server
 
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* Dedicated (static) IP address
 
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* Memcached
 
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* NodeJS, Java/ElasticSearch, FFMpeg and other complimentary software services
 
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* Daily Full backups of all files and databases
 
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* Weekly Offsite backups (snapshots) of the entire host
 
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These are just examples, see the [[QualityBox/pricing]] page for more box sizes, or contact us to discuss your specific deployment needs.
 
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== Fully Managed ==
 
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We maintain, and upgrade the server Operating System, Web Server, Modules, Database Server, as well as all components delivering the MediaWiki Service-Oriented Architecture.
 
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== You're invited ==
 
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We provide ssh access, with sudo privileges.  Be advised that changes to the software environment are completely logged and may be reverted by subsequent updates to the QualityBox platform.  If complete control of the environment is desired, we can deploy a QualityBox to your infrastructure (and we can still provide updates in some cases).
 
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== World Class Support ==
 
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We have not outsourced support.  In fact, we're focused on providing a service that is so reliable and proven that the only type of support calls we get are "How to" questions.  Our MediaWiki experts are here to help you with your implementation questions.
 
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== One Site or Many ==
 
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The QualityBox supports as many websites as you want to throw at it.  Larger boxes are obviously equipped to handle the responsiveness that your users deserve. Multiple domain names can be pointed at the same box as "aliases" or each domain can have it's own separate document root, i.e. customizable.
 
  
 
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Latest revision as of 11:12, 20 June 2017

This page was developed as a prototype. Please visit QualityBox.us

The short story? We love wikis.

After years of helping companies implement, upgrade, integrate and otherwise deploy complex web applications across a variety of internal and external infrastructures, eQuality Technology came to realize that there was literally nobody addressing the need for a turn-key, enterprise-quality MediaWiki solution. At the same time, the demand for such a solution grew and grew from the ever-increasing complexity and sophistication of the MediaWiki system. MediaWiki is developed in a Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA). While SOA is a good choice for enterprise architecture, it's hardly a good choice for smaller or part-time practitioners. Also, the price-sensitive hosting industry forcibly restricts hosting companies from offering a service that requires intensive experience with the application. To make MediaWiki deployments coherent across a broad spectrum of use cases (and to keep our own sanity), we developed the QualityBox as an automated solution, relying on the power of Ansible. We developed a turn-key solution called QualityBox that provides a fully-furnished enterprise MediaWiki. Our service is unique offering a customized fully operational first-class environment.


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