Build a Magento environment around your store's traffic, catalog size, order volume, storage and availability requirements with a custom multi-node architecture.
Final architecture is reviewed against the customer's Magento version, edition and supported application stack before deployment.
Illustrative example — actual topology depends on your store's requirements.
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What normal and peak traffic does the store receive?
How many products, categories and store views are involved?
What checkout and order volume must the environment handle?
Does the application require multiple Magento nodes or additional database redundancy?
How quickly are traffic, products, storage and customer activity expected to increase?
We review the workload before recommending the node count and supporting services.
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Appropriate Database Architecture
A scalable Magento environment may use multiple web nodes with caching, search, shared storage and a database layer designed around the workload. The exact topology depends on the store requirements.
Distributes storefront requests across available Magento application nodes.
Additional web nodes can provide more application capacity and redundancy where required.
Can provide supported full-page caching to reduce repeated application processing.
Can be used for supported Magento cache and session workloads.
Provides search functionality for supported Magento versions and can be sized according to catalog and search demand.
Where required, multiple Magento nodes can use an appropriate shared media/storage design.
The database layer should be designed separately according to workload, availability and recovery requirements.
Not every Magento deployment requires every component or the same number of nodes.
Multiple web nodes with appropriate caching and search components.
Add redundancy to the application and supporting layers where required.
Separate application, cache, search and database workloads where the workload justifies it.
Build a topology around specific business, performance and availability requirements.
These are architecture examples, not fixed cluster packages.
Additional resources or nodes can be introduced after identifying the actual workload bottleneck.
Magento version, edition, current environment, traffic, catalog size, order volume, database size, storage, expected growth, HA requirements.
Determine the appropriate node layout and supporting services.
Plan compute, storage, networking and database resources.
Build and configure the agreed Magento cluster.
Every Magento cluster deployment is subject to technical review. Final architecture must be compatible with the selected Magento version, edition and supported stack.
Compatibility requirements may differ between Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce deployments.
Pricing depends on the number and size of application nodes, Redis/Varnish/OpenSearch resources, database architecture, storage and other infrastructure required by the design.
Pay based on the resources you provision, with flexible hourly billing and no long-term contracts.
If Compute plans are shown during planning, they represent Cloud Resources for Magento Cluster Nodes — individual plans represent resources for cluster nodes, not the total cost of a complete Magento cluster.
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Tell us about your traffic, catalog, orders, storage and availability requirements. We'll review the workload and help design an appropriate Magento cluster.
Custom Magento cluster deployment available on request and subject to architecture review.
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