For online stores
DevOps for e-commerce.Fast pages, no 5xx during a sale.
Slow product pages bleed revenue. Out-of-stock 5xx during a sale bleeds it faster. We operate the infrastructure under Magento 2, WooCommerce, and custom storefronts so the page renders in under a second and the cart works on Black Friday.
Typical outcome
Before
default install
~7s
After
hot page, cached
<1s
Range you should expect from a Magento 2 or WooCommerce speed engagement. Cold pages a touch slower.
Where it usually hurts
The e-commerce-specific failure modes
Page-load times have crept past 4 seconds and conversion is following.
Page cache tier (Varnish or FastCGI), proper CDN, query and index tuning, image pipeline. Typical outcome: sub-second hot pages, 2-3 second cold pages.
Last Black Friday took the site down. You cannot afford a repeat.
Pre-event capacity plan, autoscaling tuned for sales spikes, queue-backed checkout, dry-run load test before the date. Written-down runbook.
Magento 2 upgrades are scary - you keep postponing them, and now you cannot.
Staged upgrade with parallel environment, extension audit, database migration plan, and a rollback path. We do this on a fixed-price project.
Payment gateway, search, and shipping APIs all live in your store code.
Isolated integration layer with retries, timeouts, and fallbacks per provider. One failing API stops being the same as one broken checkout.
Why speed work pays
Each second past one costs conversion
Industry research has measured this curve repeatedly. The shape changes by vertical, the direction does not. Page-load work on an e-commerce store is one of the most direct ROI conversations in our catalogue.
What we usually run
The services e-commerce engagements lean on
Each engagement is one of our real services with a focus tuned to e-commerce needs.
Magento 2 Speed Optimization
The flagship for Magento stores. Varnish, Elasticsearch, queue workers, the lot.
Open serviceWordPress Speed Optimization
WooCommerce and WordPress stores. Cache tiers, CDN, query and image pipeline.
Open serviceServer Optimization
Kernel tuning, network stack, web server. Pull more from the iron you already pay for before throwing AWS at it.
Open serviceAWS Cloud Management
When the store outgrows shared hosting, AWS with autoscaling for sales spikes.
Open serviceMonitoring & Observability
Checkout success rate, cart-step latency, payment-API health - dashboards that mirror revenue, not CPU.
Open serviceFAQ
Common e-commerce questions
We are on Magento 1. Can you help?
We can keep an existing Magento 1 store alive temporarily, but it is past end-of-life and not a long-term position. The honest recommendation is to plan a Magento 2 migration or a platform switch, on a project basis.
Shopify - do you work with Shopify stores?
Generally no. Shopify hosts your store and owns the infra layer. We engage where there is real infrastructure to operate - Magento, WooCommerce, custom Node or Rails commerce stacks, headless storefronts on AWS.
Sales spike preparation - how far in advance?
Three to four weeks is the comfortable window. Two weeks is workable if the architecture is already in shape. The week before is a runbook review, not capacity work.
Do you write storefront code?
No - we own the infrastructure (cloud, caching, database tier, CI/CD, observability, third-party APIs). Your store engineers or agency owns Magento/WooCommerce themes, modules, and business logic.
Other industries we cover
Sound like your situation?
Discovery call is 30 minutes, free, no preparation required. We will tell you straight whether we are the right fit.