A fast dedicated server for e-commerce
The speed of an online store depends on the processor, the storage and the caching setup. NVMe disks, enough memory for cache, stable network bandwidth and engineering support on peak sales days affect conversion directly. Moving static content to a CDN cuts latency further.
Why speed matters
Page load time affects user experience and sales directly. For dynamic pages the server's response time is decisive.
The performance recipe
NVMe RAID, enough memory for cache and plenty of cores, sized for peak load. Complete it with a CDN and a backup strategy.
Preparing for peak days
Load rises on sale days — load testing, monitoring and an engineer on call, all arranged in advance, reduce the risk.
Who it's for
- Online stores and marketplaces
- Platforms with peak sales days
- Projects that are sensitive to speed and stability
Questions
Is a powerful server enough instead of a CDN?
The two complement each other: a powerful server for the dynamic part, a CDN for static content.
How do we prepare for peak load?
We run load tests in advance, optimise caching and set up monitoring; with the managed service an engineer is on call during peak days.
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