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When you’re running an enterprise-level Magento store, you can’t afford to leave infrastructure decisions to chance. With large product catalogs, high transaction volumes, and complex integrations, your hosting choices can directly impact your bottom line—and your sanity. The right solution gives you the performance, reliability, and scalability you need while reducing complexities, maintenance overhead, and cost.

Magento is a powerful eCommerce platform, trusted by businesses large and small for its flexibility and robust feature set. Yet, anyone who has managed a Magento project knows it can be an adventure—especially during deployment. Misconfigured environments, extension conflicts, and unpredictable performance are just a few issues that can turn a routine release into a hair-pulling session.

Flaky tests are a serious productivity problem. When tests sometimes pass and sometimes fail without code changes, they undermine trust in your CI pipeline and drain time from engineering teams. Debugging them often turns into a slow process of chasing logs, rerunning builds, and trying to guess what went wrong. This post shows how to quickly detect and fix flaky tests directly in your IDE by chatting with an AI assistant.

When you’re up and running with FireHydrant, there’s no better incident management experience out there. We built it that way — fast, intuitive, reliable when it matters most. Now, the first five minutes are just as streamlined and enjoyable as the rest. We rebuilt our onboarding flow from the ground up and cut setup time by over 90% in the process. With the new onboarding experience, you get a guided experience to connect your tools and get the most out of FireHydrant.

I’m delighted to share that you can now run Redgate Monitor’s data repository on PostgreSQL with TimescaleDB, achieving dramatically improved performance and scalability at reduced cost.

Docker containers isolate application environments, making performance monitoring essential for visibility and stability — especially at scale. To manage production effectively, teams need clear insights into resource usage, bottlenecks, and failure points. This guide covers key Docker metrics, how to collect them, and how to use that data to keep your containerized systems running smoothly.

Managing infrastructure drift doesn't always start with your code. Changes are often made directly to cloud resources—whether through urgent security hotfixes, manual fixes, or automated optimization and security tools. To ensure your Infrastructure as Code stays fully aligned, env0 now suggests a pull request based on those cloud-side changes, allowing you to easily review, merge, and sync your environments. This enhancement expands drift remediation to cover the full lifecycle.