Commerce-aware architecture
We review catalogue size, integrations, scheduled jobs, search, cache behavior, release frequency and operational peaks before defining the environment.
Magento and Adobe Commerce
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Magento and Adobe Commerce depend on more than a fast server. Intercube operates the runtime, database, caching, search, queues and deployment workflow as one managed environment, with a control plane for the team shipping the store.
- Workload
- Magento and Adobe Commerce
- Delivery
- Repository-based deployments
- Operations
- Application-aware engineering
Operate the complete commerce environment.
Commerce performance and release stability depend on the relationship between PHP, the database, search, caches, queues, scheduled work and the storefront. Treating those services as unrelated hosting add-ons makes incidents harder to diagnose and changes harder to coordinate.
Intercube plans the environment around the store, its extensions, integrations, catalogue, traffic profile and release process. Your developers keep control of Magento and the codebase. Our engineers manage the infrastructure and the operational dependencies behind it.
Managed Magento infrastructure
We design the operating model across the infrastructure, data and delivery layers that matter to the store.
Runtime and data services
Intercube manages the PHP runtime and coordinates database, Redis, OpenSearch or Elasticsearch, Varnish, RabbitMQ and Nginx where they form part of the agreed architecture.
Automated Magento deployments
Build and release stages are connected to the repository and configured for the application. Deployment history and logs remain available to the delivery team.
Production and development environments
We plan separate environments and configuration boundaries around the way your team develops, tests and releases the store.
Migration and platform improvement
Existing Magento estates can be assessed for infrastructure bottlenecks, unsupported components, deployment risk and a controlled move to Intercube.
A clear boundary around commerce operations
Your commerce team
- Owns Magento, extensions, integrations and storefront behavior
- Approves releases and validates checkout and business processes
- Maintains application-level monitoring and commercial priorities
- Shares campaign, catalogue and traffic expectations before they affect capacity
Intercube
- Operates the agreed hosting infrastructure and managed services
- Maintains platform configuration, runtime profiles and infrastructure monitoring
- Supports automated deployment and environment changes
- Works with your developers on migration, performance and incidents
A controlled route into production
- 01
Understand the store
We review the codebase, integrations, data, release process and current operational pressure.
- 02
Design the platform
Compute, runtime and services are planned around the commerce architecture and expected demand.
- 03
Test the migration
The application, data, deployments and acceptance checks are rehearsed before the production switch.
- 04
Operate together
Your team develops Magento while Intercube handles the deeper hosting and platform lifecycle.
Magento hosting questions
More for commerce and delivery teams
Discuss the architecture behind your store.
Share the current stack, release process and operational concerns. We will review what the commerce platform needs and outline a managed hosting approach.
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