Engineering / 2026-05-16
Inside Nevuto's AWS Architecture
A behind-the-scenes look at the AWS infrastructure powering Nevuto and how we built a scalable commerce platform for merchants worldwide.
Building an e-commerce platform is about much more than creating storefronts.
Behind every product page, checkout flow, payment request, and order update, there is an infrastructure designed to keep everything running reliably.
At Hamidincom LLC, we built Nevuto with scalability and reliability in mind from day one.
Today, Nevuto runs on a modern cloud-native architecture powered by AWS.
Why AWS?
As Nevuto grows, we need infrastructure that can support merchants, orders, payments, content generation, and future commerce services without compromising performance.
AWS provides the flexibility and scalability required to support this vision.
By leveraging managed services and containerized workloads, we can focus more on building products and less on managing infrastructure.
DNS & Traffic Management
Every request to a Nevuto service begins with AWS Route 53.
Route 53 handles DNS management and directs traffic to our AWS Load Balancer, which distributes incoming traffic across our application infrastructure.
This helps us improve availability and prepare for future growth.
Kubernetes with Amazon EKS
At the center of our architecture is Amazon EKS.
EKS allows us to run containerized applications using Kubernetes.
Rather than deploying applications directly onto individual servers, we package services into containers and manage them through Kubernetes.
This gives us:
- Better scalability
- Faster deployments
- Improved reliability
- Easier maintenance
- Consistent environments
Application Layer
Nevuto consists of multiple applications that work together.
Our architecture currently includes:
- Account App
- Admin App
- Storefront Applications
- Checkout App
- Core API
Each service has a dedicated responsibility and communicates with the others through clearly defined interfaces.
This modular approach allows us to evolve each service independently while keeping the platform maintainable.
Storage & Data Services
Several AWS services support our application layer.
Amazon RDS
Nevuto uses Amazon RDS for relational database management.
RDS provides managed database infrastructure, backups, monitoring, and high-availability capabilities.
Amazon S3
Product images, assets, and other files are stored using Amazon S3.
S3 offers highly durable object storage and helps us scale file management without maintaining our own storage infrastructure.
Amazon EBS
Persistent storage for workloads is provided through Amazon EBS.
This ensures that critical application data remains available when containers are updated or moved.
Messaging & Background Processing
Not every task should happen immediately.
Certain operations such as email delivery, integrations, notifications, and future automation workflows are processed asynchronously.
For this, Nevuto uses Amazon SQS.
SQS allows services to communicate through queues and improves platform reliability by reducing direct dependencies between systems.
Transactional Email Infrastructure
Nevuto uses Amazon SES to handle transactional emails.
This includes:
- Account verification emails
- Password reset emails
- Order notifications
- System alerts
Using SES allows us to deliver emails reliably at scale.
Designed for Growth
One of the main goals behind this architecture is future scalability.
As Nevuto expands with AI features, payment services, domain management, marketplace integrations, and additional commerce tools, our infrastructure is designed to scale alongside the platform.
Rather than rebuilding infrastructure later, we are investing in a foundation that can support long-term growth.
Conclusion
Building a modern commerce platform requires more than great software.
It requires a reliable infrastructure capable of supporting thousands of businesses and millions of customer interactions.
By combining AWS services such as Route 53, EKS, EC2, S3, SQS, SES, and RDS, Nevuto is building a cloud-native architecture designed for the future of commerce.
This is only the beginning of our engineering journey.