Services / Ecommerce
Stores and platformsStore infrastructure you can grow
We design infrastructure for Magento, PrestaShop, WordPress, and WooCommerce. Catalog, cart, and payments have environments, a pipeline, and an edge. Store development goes together with day-2 care, seasonal peaks, and a copy you can restore.
How it fits together
Platform, stack, pipeline, edge
Store hosting alone is not enough. We put platform, environments, catalog development, and the edge together so Magento, PrestaShop, or WordPress can be operated and grown.
- We do not enter merchandising. We hold infrastructure and delivery under the store.
- Seasonal peak, bots on the cart, and restore are part of the scope, not an add-on after launch.
Catalog and orders on a stack you can operate
Magento holds catalog, prices, orders, and integrations. We hold what it stands on: PHP, database, Redis, Elasticsearch, CDN, and pipeline. The dashboard shows sales. Operations show whether deploy and peak will not take the store down.
Stack
PHP, MariaDB or MySQL, Redis, search, media. Versions and limits written down, not in the team memory.
Catalog
Index, full page cache, media on CDN. An attribute change does not take listings down at peak hour.
Checkout
Session, payment, webhook. Timeout and retry have an owner.
Deploy
Build, static content, indexer in a change window. Rollback to a known artifact.
Back office and environments you can repeat
PrestaShop is readable for the store and the agency. It weakens when every server is manual and a module goes to production without staging. We put environments, cache, edge, and backup together so the back office stays a sales tool, not the only operations console.
Environments
Dev, staging, production with the same description. A module first on a copy, then on the store.
Performance
Cache, images, database. The front does not wait for cron or an XML import at noon.
Modules
Inventory, updates, conflict. A payment change has a window and a rollback plan.
Edge
CDN, WAF, bots on checkout and search, origin outside the public internet.
A store in a CMS, with a hard layer underneath
WordPress and WooCommerce are a common choice for catalog and content. Product, stock, and order must survive a plugin, a peak, and a copy. We hold PHP, database, object cache, media, and updates so the store does not stand on one host without an audit trail.
Catalog
Products, stock, prices, import. Index and cache after a change, not after a customer report.
Plugin
Extension inventory, staging before update, secrets outside wp-config in the repo.
Payments
Webhook, idempotency, log. The gateway does not vanish in a plugin email.
Hardening
Updates, login limits, WAF, separated admin, backup with a restore test.
CI, edge, and a test before the season arrives
Store development is not only a theme. GitLab builds and tests a catalog or checkout change. Cloudflare holds bots and WAF in front of origin. k6 checks the cart before the peak arrives. This is the same scope as DevOps, arranged for Magento, PrestaShop, or WordPress.
Pipeline
Test, scan, artifact, deploy. Merge does not skip staging.
Edge
DNS, TLS, WAF, bot score. Origin without a public address.
Peak
A cart and listings scenario in k6. A database or cache bottleneck is visible before the season.
Care
On-call, change window, scan, and restore. Development does not end at theme publication.
Operations
From store map to care and peak
First platform and integrations. Then environments and edge. Finally pipeline, on-call, and a season test.
- Map Platform, catalog, payments, bottlenecks.
- Stack Environments, cache, edge, backup.
- Growth Pipeline, staging, quality gates.
- Care On-call, peak, scan, restore.
Talk
We will discuss platform, infrastructure, and store development
On that basis we will prepare a scope for Magento, PrestaShop, or WordPress.
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