Shopware hosting: secure, reliable & high-performance with our DevOps as a Service

No, we specialize in hosting applications based on the Symfony framework. Our goal is to provide you with a highly optimized, secure and high-performance environment that is specifically tailored to the needs of modern e-commerce platforms such as Shopware 6. We use our extensive experience in the Symfony ecosystem to ensure that all applications run seamlessly and efficiently. By focusing on this framework, we can guarantee you tailored support and first-class performance. Our specialized DevOps experts are on hand to continuously monitor and optimize your platform.

The main difference between our Kubernetes hosting and a managed server is flexibility and scalability. While a managed server provides a fixed amount of resources, our Kubernetes hosting allows you to dynamically adjust the resources according to the needs of your online store. Kubernetes automatically orchestrates container applications and scales them based on the current traffic and load of your store, whereas a managed server often requires manual intervention to provide additional resources. In addition, Kubernetes automatically provides self-healing mechanisms that ensure your applications are quickly restored in the event of failures, whereas this could require administrative intervention with a managed server. Another advantage of Kubernetes hosting is the ability to run your applications in a multi-cloud environment, which significantly increases resilience and availability. In contrast, a managed server is usually tied to a single location, which can lead to potential downtime.

Our offer includes 100 GB of storage space, which can be added in increments of 100 GB for €50 plus VAT if required.

The difference between Shopware 5 and 6 is significant, both technically and functionally. Shopware 6 has been completely redesigned to provide a modular, API-centric architecture that allows for greater flexibility and scalability. Compared to Shopware 5, which is based on a monolithic approach, Shopware 6 allows easier integration of external systems via a powerful API interface. Another important difference is the user interface; Shopware 6 offers a modern, intuitive admin panel that makes managing products, customers and orders much easier. In addition, Shopware 6 natively supports multi-channel sales, allowing you to centrally control different sales channels, which was only possible to a limited extent with the previous version. All in all, Shopware 6 offers a future-proof solution for fast-growing online stores that meets the requirements of modern e-commerce both technically and functionally.

Shopware 6 is free of charge in the Community Edition. This version offers a wide range of basic functions that are ideal for small to medium-sized e-commerce businesses. You benefit from regular updates and an active developer community that is constantly working to improve the platform. For companies that require advanced features and professional support, Shopware also offers various commercial editions. These paid versions include additional features such as advanced marketing tools, special security updates and prioritized support. These paid versions can be deployed in the Shopware Cloud and on-premise (i.e. with different hosting partners).

Shopware Cloud offers you a fully managed hosting environment that is specifically designed to make running your e-commerce platform as easy as possible. Shopware takes care of all infrastructure management and security updates and automatically scales your resources as required. On the other hand, the on-premise option allows you to retain control over your own server environment and customize it individually. This flexibility allows you to implement customized solutions that are tailored to your specific requirements and business processes. Both deployment options allow you to take full advantage of the advanced features and professional support of the commercial editions.

That depends on your requirements and how much work you want to do yourself. If you carry out many tasks such as the individual design, configuration and integration of external systems yourself, the costs can be lower. However, this requires considerable technical know-how.