The Webscale Blog

I. The Visibility Problem Most e-commerce teams don’t truly know what’s happening on their storefront until after an issue arises. Pages slow down, conversions drop, or an outage occurs, and...

Most store owners assume that when sales increase, operational costs are going to rise proportionally (or even stabilize). The expectation is that growth brings efficiency, and it should. But on...

Starting a new chapter in my career at Webscale has been energizing. Like many in the industry, I’ve spent years in the trenches with AWS, most recently helping to build...

E-commerce is facing a significant shift. Third-party cookies were once the foundation of digital targeting efforts, but they're starting to disappear. Meanwhile, customer expectations for personalized shopping experiences are higher...

Most e-commerce merchants only discover issues with their sites after they've already lost customers. A checkout process that breaks in response to traffic, a product page that loads too slowly,...

E-commerce has come a long way since the first digital checkouts. Sites are now loading faster, payments are more secure, and marketing has become a lot more sophisticated. Yet in...

Over the last fifteen years or so, developers have become very familiar with cloud deployment. Whether using AWS, Azure, GCP, Digital Ocean, or a more niche provider, the dev experience...

Supercloud, characterized by a decentralized and distributed architecture, has the potential to revolutionize cloud computing. This paradigm shift could have far-reaching implications for Large Language Models (LLMs), such as ChatGPT,...

Daniel Bartholomew, Webscale's Chief Product Officer, has shared his insights on four noteworthy trends to monitor within the realms of Kubernetes, container orchestration, and the expanding landscape of edge computing....