Matt Wolinski | Senior Enterprise Portal Architect & Engagement Manager
Matt Wolinski is an Engagement Manager & Enterprise Portal Architect at XTIVIA, with extensive experience in a variety of enterprise software systems. He specializes in architecture, design, and development of highly concurrent enterprise class applications. Matt has worked on high traffic Web/Liferay applications with millions of users handling millions of page views per day. He takes a pragmatic approach to designing and developing systems that handle the necessary requirements and performance objectives without over-complicating the technical design. Matt has a proven ability to work with business owners to determine requirements and simplify technical jargon in creating complete solutions.
Matt Wolinski
Senior Enterprise Portal Architect & Engagement Manager
Matt Wolinski is an Engagement Manager & Enterprise Portal Architect at XTIVIA, with extensive experience in a variety of enterprise software systems. He specializes in architecture, design, and development of highly concurrent enterprise class applications. Matt has worked on high traffic Web/Liferay applications with millions of users handling millions of page views per day. He takes a pragmatic approach to designing and developing systems that handle the necessary requirements and performance objectives without over-complicating the technical design. Matt has a proven ability to work with business owners to determine requirements and simplify technical jargon in creating complete solutions.
Liferay DXP 2026.Q1: Big Changes Are Coming to Features You Use Every Day
For teams running older versions, the upgrade path to 2026.Q1 is worth serious planning time — not just for the new capabilities, but because of some significant changes to features you may be relying on today.
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Liferay DXP: Jakarta EE Is Coming–Are You Ready for the Shift?
The next major evolution of Java is on the horizon, and Liferay is ready to lead the charge. As the industry transitions toward Jakarta EE 10—the new standard for enterprise Java APIs—Liferay is aligning its platform to meet this shift head-on.
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Liferay AI: Enhancing Content Strategy and Execution for Modern Enterprises
SUMMARY: Liferay AI significantly enhances enterprise content strategy and execution within Liferay DXP by integrating powerful artificial intelligence tools to streamline content creation, accelerate translation workflows, and deliver instant personalized... read more
Planning Your Liferay DXP 7.4 Upgrade
If you’re reading this blog, then you are either planning a Liferay DXP 7.2 upgrade or considering one. You may be running a version of Liferay that’s reached its end of life or desire the new features/enhancements in Liferay DXP 7.2. If you’re on... read more
Liferay DXP 7.2 Content Pages Primer
Content Pages are a great new feature in Liferay DXP 7.2. Yes, I’ll admit that Content Pages were first introduced in the DXP 7.1 release but they weren’t fully ready for primetime. However, they were greatly enhanced as part of the DXP 7.2 release. In DXP... read more
Top 5 Reasons to Choose Liferay DXP
Digital Experiences are everywhere. You’re likely reading this on your tablet or phone and this blog was written on my laptop – digital experiences surround us. I think about this quite a bit, especially when I think about my children. The younger... read more
Why Did Liferay Stop Supporting An Internal Lucene Cluster in DXP?
Have you wondered why Liferay decided to remove support for an internal Lucene cluster in Liferay DXP, and replace that with Elasticsearch? Why do I need the additional infrastructure to host an Elasticsearch cluster for high availability whereas with older Liferay... read more
Running MongoDB on NUMA Hardware
I was recently working on a client’s site and ran into the following warning: WARNING: You are running on a NUMA machine. We suggest launching mongod like this to avoid performance problems: numactl –interleave=all mongod [other options] This warning shows... read more