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Most e-commerce brands face pressure to deliver fast performance while controlling costs at the same time. Fixed infrastructure can leave servers idle during quiet periods, which wastes money when traffic...

E-commerce has come a long way over the last decade. Early online stores used to feature static product grids and manual filters, but over time, retailers adopted rule-based automation. This...

E-commerce is evolving at an incredible rate. Online stores now operate across a multitude of cloud environments, headless architectures, and global storefronts. Each new integration and experience layer generates opportunities...

For years, managing the web has meant managing chaos: patching performance issues, tuning security rules, and racing to respond to new threats as they appear. That old approach no longer...

When it comes to e-commerce, every second counts. Studies show that even a couple-second delay in page load times can lead to a noticeable drop in conversion rates. Yet, many...

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...

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,...