Scaling with Corxor’s EShop Architecture

E-commerce success creates a new challenge: how do you launch more storefronts faster, personalize experiences by market, and stay up during traffic spikes? Corxor’s EShop architecture answers with a multitenant foundation, CQRS where it counts, and automation for everything that used to slow teams down.

Multitenancy allows one platform to serve many brands and markets. Each tenant gets its own catalog, pricing, inventory rules, payment providers, and theme—without forking the core. Isolation is flexible: most tenants thrive on shared schema with strict guards; premium or regulated brands can move to schema- or database-level isolation as they grow. Domain and SSL provisioning happen automatically, so a new store can claim its address and go live quickly.

On the write path, orders, payments, and inventory follow clear domain rules with idempotency baked in. The read path serves denormalized views for product pages, listings, search, recommendations, and dashboards. An outbox pattern reliably publishes events to drive marketplace synchronization, CRM updates, email flows, and analytics. If a read model drifts, projections rebuild from the event history without impacting the checkout flow.

The front end is fast by design. Nuxt and Vue with SSR/ISR deliver snappy pages and solid SEO. Design tokens keep branding consistent per tenant while components remain accessible. Feature flags and A/B testing let you iterate without redeploying. At the edge, caching absorbs spikes so marketing can run hard without worrying the platform.

Integration is practical. Virtual POS and 3D Secure handle payments with multi-provider routing and retries. Marketplace connectors synchronize catalogs and orders with the ecosystems your customers already use. ERP and CRM pipelines reconcile product, stock, invoice, and customer data so operations stay aligned.

Reliability is visible. Autoscaling responds to campaigns and seasonality. Tenant-tagged logs, traces, and metrics make it easy to know which store is hot and why. Per-tenant rate limits and SLOs keep noisy neighbors polite. Compliance—PCI-aware boundaries, PII encryption, audit trails—is built into the workflow. Rollouts use blue/green and canary strategies, and schema migrations are automated, so releases are routine, not stressful.

With EShop, teams stand up new storefronts in days, experiments are safe to run, and big moments don’t threaten the platform. You focus on the experience; Corxor handles the complexity underneath.