hosting and infrastructure built around the way your business actually works
Good hosting and infrastructure is not a collection of isolated development tasks. It needs to fit the commercial model, operational workflow, existing systems and the people responsible for running the platform every day.
We start by understanding the current environment, the business outcome you are trying to achieve and the constraints that matter. That creates a clearer technical plan and reduces expensive rework later.
Architecture planning
Choose the right separation of web, database, cache, search and background-processing services for the workload.
Scalability
Plan capacity and scaling around real traffic patterns, peak periods and background workloads.
Resilience
Reduce single points of failure and ensure backups, monitoring and recovery paths are actually usable.
CDN & edge delivery
Use CDN, caching and edge controls appropriately for performance and security.
What we can take responsibility for
Midoriweb can work as the primary technical partner, add specialist capacity to an internal team, or take ownership of a defined workstream. The engagement model can change as the requirement evolves.
The emphasis is on maintainable implementation, transparent communication, documentation and testing so the work can continue to be supported after launch.
- Infrastructure assessment
- Hosting/provider selection support
- Application stack design
- Cache and search architecture
- Backup and recovery design
- CDN/WAF configuration support
- Monitoring and capacity planning
Engineering decisions that survive real-world use
Production systems behave differently from prototypes. Catalogue size, integrations, traffic patterns, background jobs, deployment processes, data quality and third-party dependencies all influence reliability.
We design around those realities from the beginning and make performance, security, observability and supportability part of the solution rather than afterthoughts.
Questions we are often asked
Do you resell hosting?
The priority is designing and managing the right environment. Hosting can be arranged with appropriate providers rather than locking the project to one platform.
Can you migrate an existing Magento site to new infrastructure?
Yes. Migration planning should include data, media, DNS, integrations, cron, queues, email, caches, search and rollback.
How much infrastructure does Magento need?
It depends on catalogue size, traffic, background work, integrations and performance requirements.
Can you manage the environment after migration?
Yes. Ongoing server and application support can continue after the move.
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Need help with hosting and infrastructure?
Send us a short description of the platform, the current problem and what you want to achieve. We can help turn it into a workable plan.