Perfect Search Appliance (PSA)
The Industry's Most Powerful Search Appliance
Search over a billion documents on a single server. Perfect Search is a powerful and economical solution, even compared to sluggish open-source solutions.
10 Times the Capacity and Twice the Query Speed of the Google Search Appliance
A stand-alone solution, the Perfect Search Appliance enables massive enterprise-wide searches at blistering speeds for both structured and unstructured data, including databases, email and content management repositories, and over 100 file types.
PSA Features & Benefits
PSA Feature
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Benefit
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| High Speed Queries |
Up to 100 QPS–increases search speed up to 10x over traditional solutions |
| High Search Precision |
Innovative, patented software technology provides high query
precision and recall, enabling users to find the information they
need when they need it |
| Affordable Scalability |
Reduces number of costly servers (energy and replacement cost savings) and offers room to grow; provides the ability to affordably search ALL content |
| Hyper-federation |
Search across multiple data repositories and platforms to create a single optimized index searchable with a single query |
| Plug & Play |
Easy to install and use with minimal learning curve |
| Pricing |
Based on total data size, not document count limits |
| White Label Option |
Brand the PSA as your own |
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PSA Specifications & Competitors
PSA Specifications:
The PSA is a stand-alone, rack-mounted 2-unit (2U) search appliance can be configured with Linux or Windows OS.
PSA models–Base, High Availability and Turbo-charged–are designed to accommodate system sizes ranging from 50 to 5,000 GB, with customized larger capacity appliances. Because of the wide range of PSA models, Perfect Search provides affordable search to enterprises of all sizes. Model variations provide a redundant server either standard or as an option.
The Competition:
The PSA is an affordable solution with high-performance connectors, unlike the GSA and Thunderstone's appliances that are expensive to scale and feature weak connectors.
How the PSA works:
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