eCommerce in the Cloud

Bringing Elasticity to eCommerce

By: Kelly Goetsch

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eText | 23 April 2014 | Edition Number 1

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Is your eCommerce solution ready for the cloud? This practical guide shows experienced and aspiring web architects alike how to adopt cloud computing incrementally, using public Infrastructure-as-a-Service and Platform-as-a-Service. You will learn how to marshal as much capacity as you need to handle peak holiday or special-event traffic.

Written by eCommerce expert Kelly Goetsch, this book helps architects leverage recent technological advances that have made it possible to run an entire enterprise-level eCommerce platform from a cloud.

Explore cloud service models: Infrastructure-as-a-Service, Platform-as-a-Service, and Software-as-a-Service
Learn about public, hybrid, and private cloud deployment models
Understand the impact of omnichannel retailing on platform and deployment architectures
Build an auto-scaling solution that can quickly add or subtract hardware in response to real-time traffic
Re-apply what you already know about security to the cloud
Run a single eCommerce platform from multiple data centers, including several forms of multi-master
Build a hybrid solution or deploy your entire platform to the cloud
Learn application and deployment architecture for "cloud native" through legacy eCommerce platforms
Use Software-as-a-Service for eCommerce, including Content Delivery Networks and Global Site Load Balancing services