The shared-hosting threat model has changed. Our stack changed with it. This deep-dive walks through how our infrastructure and engineering team approaches the problem end-to-end — from architecture to rollout, monitoring, and post-mortem learnings.
Why this matters
Xlorin Host runs mission-critical workloads for teams across Bangladesh and beyond. Every millisecond of latency and every nine of uptime translates directly into revenue, trust, and developer velocity for our customers.
What we changed
We benchmarked, iterated, and shipped changes across the stack — LiteSpeed tuning, kernel parameters, and cache layers — while keeping the developer experience delightfully boring.
What's next
We're rolling out even more granular observability, region-aware routing, and one-click Redis so teams spend zero time babysitting their runtime.