Stellar Service
We booked a solution on TaggedWeb seeking help to fix our SSL certs for Apache on TaggedWeb and the team provided stellar service. They went above and beyond and helped us resolve the problem.
13 January 2022
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We like that we can find software…
We like that we can find software options and related support on one website. We were trying to find tools to improve our web application performance that brought us to Taggedweb. We asked questions and the team was knowledgeable and provided us with a lot of useful information about APM options like Datadog and New Relic and also assisted us in integrating Datadog in our website to measure metrics which has been helping us make informed website performance improvements.
4 January 2022
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