Full control
Over the architecture and the codebase, with no provider limits.
Magento hosting on AWS
AWS infrastructure scoped from how your Magento store actually behaves, built service by service, tested before it goes live, and deployed through a proper pipeline.
Adobe Commerce gold partner
#1 Adobe Commerce partner worldwide
Hyvä Platinum Partner
40+ projects delivered
ISO certification
9001 & 27001
Most certified Hyvä agency worldwide
200+ Adobe Commerce Certifications
Award-winning agency3× eCommerce excellence award
Trusted by brands globally
Magento AWS hosting, designed for your store
AWS makes you decide everything a hosting plan decides for you. That’s the part we do, as an AWS Partner with 40+ AWS-certified experts.
Scale and reshape as you grow
Instead of migrating every time the store outgrows a plan.
Flexible pricing
Pay as you go, or commit upfront and cut some bills by more than 60%.
Why run Magento on AWS
A badly designed AWS estate can still cost more and run slower than good hosting. The architecture matters more than the provider.
The web tier scales on its own
Application servers grow and shrink with traffic while the database stays steady.
Supporting services, managed
Database, cache, search and file storage don’t have to be servers you patch yourself.
Your data where it needs to be
AWS regions keep the store where your data-protection obligations require.
We measure the store before designing anything
Every AWS project starts with the store’s real numbers, not a template.
InfrastructureCurrent load
CPU, memory and SSD usage on the existing servers.
Traffic and campaigns
Normal days, peak days, and how the team runs promotions.
Today’s problems
Because not everything should be solved with more memory or autoscaling.
Budget and an estimate
The setup costed in AWS’s pricing calculator and agreed before anything is built.
The AWS services behind your Magento setup
On the servers, nginx, PHP, MySQL, Redis, Varnish and cron are configured for Magento’s workload.
EC2 and Auto Scaling
Magento’s PHP, with web, admin and background jobs split by load.
RDS and ElastiCache
MySQL with automated snapshots, and Redis for sessions and cache.
OpenSearch, EFS and S3
Search and layered navigation, shared files, media and backups.
CloudFront and CodeDeploy
Static files served near shoppers, code released to every server.
Autoscaling for traffic peaks
Autoscaling lets a campaign land without the store falling over, but only if the application is built for it.
Scaling on real signals
CPU and response times, with capacity scheduled ahead of planned sales.
Shared state off the servers
Sessions in ElastiCache and files on EFS or S3, so any server can take any request.
Admin work separated
Feeds and exports built on the admin instance, still reachable from the storefront.
Scaling back down
After the peak, so the bill follows the traffic.
CI/CD pipeline for Magento 2 on AWS
Releases that shoppers never notice.
Build outside production
Dependencies and static content built in the pipeline, not on live servers.
Release in one step
Through CodeDeploy, with a rollback ready for every release.
Managed testing environments
Dockerized staging in your AWS account, deployed through Jenkins.
The details that decide a clean AWS migration
Most AWS migrations that go wrong fail on something small. These are checked before the move.
Certificates and email
SSL moved or replaced, and EC2’s default port 25 restriction planned around.
Cron and old-server data
Scheduled jobs, database dumps and secondary applications accounted for.
IP whitelisting
ERPs, payment processors and CRMs given the new address before go-live.
Relay via Amazon SES
Security, backups and recovery on AWS
Layers that keep the data private and the store recoverable. Round-the-clock monitoring and threat‑intelligence protection are available on top.
Private subnets in a VPC
RDS, ElastiCache and OpenSearch open only to the app servers.
A firewall and named access
Cloudflare or AWS WAF in front, and IAM users with no shared credentials.
Backups and a recovery plan
RDS snapshots, media backups and a recovery plan you hold a copy of.
What goes into the scope
An AWS estimate from us covers the whole move, not only the servers.
Each AWS service set up
EC2, RDS, EFS, S3, ElastiCache, Auto Scaling and CodeDeploy.
Software configured
nginx, PHP, MySQL, Redis, Varnish and cron, tuned for Magento.
Data migrated
Database, codebase and media moved across.
Pre-live setup and testing
The full store proven before anything is switched.
Optional extras
Cloudflare WAF, managed backups, CloudFront and load tests.
Go-live day itself
Final data sync, DNS, configuration and a full round of testing.
Tested before go-live
Pre-live is where problems are meant to be caught, and we treat it that way.
When pre-live is ready
The environment address, access details, and what can’t be tested before launch. What you see there is exactly what goes live.
After go-live
The live address and access to every new service. Anything outside the agreed scope is logged separately, so launch day doesn’t grow into a project.
AWS or Adobe Commerce Cloud
Adobe’s managed cloud runs on AWS or Azure underneath, so the real question is who designs and runs it.
Your own AWS
Adobe Commerce on Cloud
Magento edition
Open Source or Adobe Commerce
Adobe Commerce only
Architecture
Built for your store
Adobe’s standard setup
Infrastructure billing
AWS directly, for what you use
Included in the Adobe license
CDN and firewall
CloudFront and a WAF, configured for you
Fastly, included
Changing the setup
Full freedom
Within Adobe’s limits
Day-to-day running
Your team, or ours
Adobe for the platform, you for the app
Your own AWS fits if
You run Magento Open Source
You need an architecture Adobe’s setup doesn’t allow
You want direct control of infrastructure costs
You already run other systems on AWS
Adobe Commerce on Cloud fits if
You already pay for Adobe Commerce
You want Adobe accountable for the infrastructure
Your team is small
Adobe’s standard setup covers your store
Why ambitious brands choose Magebit
Magebit brings Magento expertise to businesses in every country. From Perth, Melbourne and Sydney to London, Dubai, New York, Los Angeles, Charlotte and Florida, we’re ready to help wherever you are.
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The top-ranked Adobe Commerce agency on the planet by Adobe themselves.
55+ Hyvä Certificates
The most certified Hyvä agency in the world. Confirmed by Hyvä themselves, twice.
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Award-winning solutions
Innovator, World Traveler, and eCommerce Excellence awards across Meet Magento NYC and HIVE London, and more.
Hyvä Platinum Partner
The most-certified Hyvä agency worldwide and the first Hyvä Platinum Partner in the USA. 55+ Hyvä certifications and 40+ projects delivered.
ISO certified
ISO 9001 & 27001 for quality and security.
Scrum Alliance certified team
Truly agile team that moves and adapts faster than your typical agency.
Baymard certified design team
UX grounded in large-scale ecommerce research.
Architecture matters more than the provider
Most AWS bills we’re shown are paying for servers the store doesn’t need, while the part that’s actually slow gets no attention. Send me your current setup and your busiest day, and I’ll show you what we’d build.
Reviewed by Kristaps Rjabovs
Co-founder of Magebit, Forbes 30 Under 30
Frequently asked questions
If you can't find the answer you're looking for, feel free to reach out to us. We're here to help.
Yes, when it’s designed for the store. AWS offers managed versions of everything Magento depends on and scales the web tier with demand. Poorly designed, it can cost more than good hosting, so the design matters most.
Usually EC2 for the application, RDS for the database, ElastiCache for sessions and cache, OpenSearch Service for search, EFS for shared files, and S3 with CloudFront for media, with Auto Scaling and a load balancer in front.
We cost the proposed setup in AWS’s pricing calculator during discovery, from your store’s measured load, and agree it with you before building. Committing upfront for the steady part of the load can cut the bill substantially.
That’s what the preparation and pre-live testing are for. We check certificates, email, cron, IP whitelisting and every third-party connection, test the full store on pre-live, and only then switch.
Adobe Commerce Cloud suits Adobe Commerce customers who want Adobe to own the infrastructure. Your own AWS suits Magento Open Source, custom architectures, and businesses that want direct control of the bill.
If you’d like us to. Our managed DevOps service keeps the AWS estate watched, secured, patched and supported through incidents, or your own team can run it from the documentation we hand over.
Yes. It’s Adobe Commerce on Cloud, Adobe’s managed option, that requires an Adobe Commerce license.
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Book an AWS architecture review
Share your current setup and your busiest day. We’ll measure the load, cost an AWS setup for it, and show you whether AWS, Adobe Commerce Cloud or our own hosting fits best.
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We measure your store
Current load, traffic and what’s going wrong.
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An AWS design, costed
In AWS’s pricing calculator, free of charge.
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The right fit
AWS, Adobe Commerce Cloud or our own hosting.