# App Store Notes

- [Redis on StackOS](https://docs.stackos.io/stackos-docs/app-store-notes/redis-on-stackos.md): Redis app deployment from the StackOS AppStore.
- [Memcached on StackOS](https://docs.stackos.io/stackos-docs/app-store-notes/memcached-on-stackos.md): Memcached app deployment from the StackOS AppStore.
- [Presearch on StackOS](https://docs.stackos.io/stackos-docs/app-store-notes/presearch-on-stackos.md): Presearch app deployment from the StackOS AppStore.
- [Wordpress on StackOS](https://docs.stackos.io/stackos-docs/app-store-notes/wordpress-on-stackos.md): A few tips for a smoother starting experience for WordPress Application
- [Jenkins on StackOS](https://docs.stackos.io/stackos-docs/app-store-notes/jenkins-on-stackos.md): Jenkins app deployment from the StackOS AppStore.
- [WebDAV on StackOS](https://docs.stackos.io/stackos-docs/app-store-notes/webdav-on-stackos.md)


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