A second opinion on your Liferay, from people who run it in production.

For companies and public bodies that have a decision to make about their portal and want another opinion. Also for technical teams already working with Liferay that are stuck on a specific problem.

You have to decide and have nobody to check it with. Whether to upgrade or rebuild. Whether to stay on Liferay or move. Why the portal is slow or search finds nothing. Your supplier gives you an answer and you cannot tell whether it is the right one or the one that suits them.

We look at your case with the people who solve it every day in production. We review the portal, talk to your team and give you a written recommendation, with its reasons and its risks. If the problem is specific, we solve it with your team watching, so that next time they do it alone.

We start with the question you have to answer. You give us read access to the portal and the code, and we talk to the people who use it and maintain it. You get a document with what we saw, what we recommend and what we would do first. You decide what gets done and who does it: us, your team or another supplier.

We work on Liferay DXP and Liferay CE: content management, permissions, React client extensions, Liferay Objects and the modules of earlier versions. We know the path from one version to the next because we have walked it with real portals.

Performance is measured before giving an opinion: web server configuration, Liferay caches, database queries and Elasticsearch indexes. When an upgrade has to be decided, we simulate it in a separate environment to anticipate the problems.

The recommendations cover how things get delivered afterwards: repository, reproducible environments, deployments automated with CI/CD and a quality gate. On our projects no change reaches production without going through four review agents (security, accessibility, quality and functionality) and a person.

What we deliver stays in your company: the document, the code in your repositories and the technical documentation. If another team runs it tomorrow, it has what it needs.