What is maxcluster?
maxcluster operates scalable, fail-safe and high-performance Managed Web Clusters for commercial operators in e-commerce. This includes 24/7/365 support by trained Linux administrators and a software stack designed for continuous operation of shop systems such as Magento or Shopware. Prices are calculated based on customer needs. A demo version and prices can be requested via the maxcluster website.
For whom is maxcluster's Application Center suitable?
maxcluster's Application Center is a management interface aimed at operators of online shops and e-commerce agencies. Via the interface, users can set up their server environment and monitor the hardware utilization of their cluster.
The setup is done either individually or with the help of pre-configured presets, which are designed for a high-performance and secure operation of critical web applications. Cluster management with the Application Center is possible without developer knowledge. With the "ShopPerformance" and "ShopSecurity" features, various parameters can be scanned and evaluated to identify potential for optimization in the server-side configuration.
Why is there a software stack?
maxcluster's e-commerce stack is integrated into the Application Center and consists of various tools and services to make the operation of the installed web application(s) even more efficient. With pre-configured, customizable presets, developers save time on setup and can fully concentrate on their daily business.
Whether web server, full-page cache or database management system: Implementation is done with a few clicks within minutes. Once a month, all services in the e-commerce stack are updated on a central update day by the provider.
Is maxcluster's e-commerce hosting GDPR-compliant?
maxcluster's Managed e-commerce Hosting is in compliance with the provisions of the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The company headquarters of maxcluster GmbH is located in Germany and all servers are located in a TÜV-tested Tier III+ data center in Frankfurt am Main. The handling of sensitive data is defined in maxcluster's privacy policy. In addition, a contract for order data processing is made between the service provider and the customer.