Cloud infrastructure is the way forward for modern commerce deployments

Cloud-native commerce guarantees security, reliability,
and better outcomes for your business.

Why choose cloud-native?

Cloud-native infrastructure is a cornerstone of composable commerce. Modern, service-based, API-first, cloud-native architecture is how businesses balance scale, security, and innovation.

 

Benefits

Self-hosted and on-prem solutions are out there, but here are a few reasons why it makes sense to invest in a cloud-native commerce platform.

SCALE AND CONSISTENCY

Manage demand peaks, scale across markets, and deliver a consistent experience no matter where your customers are.

Cloud infrastructure enables you to adjust computing resources and power as needed, rather than managing it all yourself and risking outages.

LOWER COSTS

Invest in your business, not your hardware.

A cloud-based model lowers total cost of ownership by replacing expensive hardware, IT overhead, maintenance, and license management with predictable operating costs.

SECURITY AND RELIABILITY

When cloud infrastructure is a part of a manged service, it ensures peace of mind and security and reliability without any extra work on top of of your core business.

Providers like Microsoft Azure guarantee a level of enterprise-grade security and regular audits that on-prem or self-managed solutions can't compete with.

FASTER DEVELOPMENT

User behavior and expectations are changing constantly, and digital commerce success means keeping up. In traditional hosting setups, customization and iteration easily block platform upgrades, creating version debt and security risks.

Cloud infrastructure streamlines CI/CD pipelines, so you can launch improvements without having to worry about downtime.

Moving commerce operations to the cloud

Still working with an on-prem or self-hosted solution? You’re not cut off from the possibilities of the cloud. Properly managed migration and integration can help you modernize without disrupting your business.

 

Phased migration, simplified integration

With Intershop, your existing solution can keep working as long as you need it to while you move to a new platform. APIs enable access to integration layers and enterprise architecture, helping you keep things organized while you transition.

We help you pair platform deployment with structured change management: training, process redesign, and clear ownership.

“Intershop impressed us with a scalable cloud architecture tailored specifically to the industrial supply sector. Combined with powerful features like smart search, flexible integration options, and a strategic development partnership, Intershop delivered the ideal mix of technology, flexibility, and economic viability.”

Klaus Weskamp Head of E-Commerce Services, E/D/E
 

The right help for your journey to the cloud

If you’re looking to reap the benefits of cloud architecture, you don’t need to go it alone. Intershop’s professional services and partner ecosystem are here to support your transformation.

Inside the platform

Microsoft Azure Cloud

Intershop is hosted on Microsoft Azure’s trusted infrastructure, guaranteeing top-tier global delivery, security, and compliance.

Learn more


Enterprise-grade reliability and security

Intershop’s approach to cloud commerce means auto-scaling infrastructure, with uptime SLA commitments that ensure performance regardless of demand peaks. Monitoring, failover, and performance optimization are built into our managed services.


Built-in governance and data safeguards

Intershop operates cloud infrastructure with clear data governance frameworks, supporting customers in regulated industries. Everything is designed to safeguard the data of Intershop’s clients and end users.

To learn more about Intershop's security commitments, go to our security page.

 

Considering the move to a cloud-native commerce platform? We’re here to help.

Octavio Perales
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Cloud Infrastructure - Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

What is Intershop’s cloud infrastructure?

Intershop Cloud Infrastructure is the managed cloud foundation for the Intershop Commerce Platform. Hosted on Microsoft Azure, it provides enterprise B2B commerce with scalable infrastructure, monitoring, failover, performance optimization, security controls, and support for phased migration from on-premise or self-hosted environments.

How does Intershop’s cloud infrastructure support enterprise B2B commerce?

Intershop supports enterprise B2B commerce through auto-scaling cloud infrastructure, uptime commitments, monitoring, failover, performance optimization, and built-in data governance. This enables manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors, and other enterprise organizations to operate digital commerce across markets without managing the underlying infrastructure themselves.

How does Intershop support migration from on-premise commerce to the cloud?

Intershop supports a phased migration from on-premise or self-hosted commerce to the cloud. Existing systems can continue operating while new commerce capabilities and integrations are introduced step by step. Intershop also supports the organizational side of transformation through training, process redesign, change management, and clear ownership.

Can the Intershop Commerce Platform work with an existing enterprise architecture?

Yes. The Intershop Commerce Platform is designed to support phased modernization of an existing enterprise architecture. APIs provide access to integration layers and help connect the commerce platform with established business systems while organizations gradually introduce new cloud capabilities.

Why choose the Intershop Commerce Platform for enterprise B2B commerce?

The right cloud commerce platform depends on an organization's integration landscape, operating model, scalability requirements, and migration needs. Intershop’s cloud infrastructure is designed for enterprise B2B organizations that need managed cloud infrastructure, scalable operations, API-led modernization, and a phased path from on-premise or self-hosted commerce to the cloud.

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