Implementation best practices
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There are many ways to implement an Adobe Commerce project. The best practices provided in this section describe the way Adobe expects customers and partners to implement specific use cases. These recommendations are designed to help prevent common problems and potential issues related to site configuration and customization, deployment, operations, performance, and upgrades.
These best practices are organized by implementation phase so you can find the recommendations that apply to your use case.
Requirements gathering, architectural design, catalog design, project scoping, account provisioning, user access, extension purchasing |
Local and staging environment setup, troubleshooting, code management, sprint planning, sprint review, acceptance testing, and customer sign-off |
Final pre- and post-launch checklist reviews, production deployment, security configuration, service verification, and performance monitoring |
Site monitoring, catalog management, indexing, configuration, feature enhancements, bug fixing, managed services, upgrades |
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- Post-launch support
- Audit frontend performance
- Optimize backend performance
- Indexer configuration
- Patching at scale
- Order processing
- Resolve database performance issues
- Respond to security incidents
- Scheduling Admin updates on production sites
- Update services
- Upgrade checklist
- Upgrade prerequisites for MariaDB
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