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Since 2026 most traffic comes from machines: how AI crawlers drive server load and cost, and how monitoring, rate limiting and crawl control protect your shop.
From 2026, TLS lifetimes drop in stages to 47 days by 2029. Why manual renewal tips over and how ACME automation keeps your shop reliably online.
Credential stuffing targets your shop's customer logins: how to protect accounts with login monitoring and bot defense without locking out real buyers.
Keep terms, withdrawal, imprint and price information compliant: why legal texts age, where the warning risk lies and how technical upkeep works in the shop.
WebP, AVIF, lazy loading and an automated image pipeline keep page weight and load time stable in a running shop and protect the Core Web Vitals over time.
Find 404 errors and broken links in your shop: detect soft 404s, use 301 over 302, avoid redirect chains and make link hygiene a maintenance building block.
After every update scripts load before consent: how a script inventory, an audit log, blocked-by-default tags and CSP keep the consent setup current.
Payment integrations age faster than the shop: integration register, deprecation radar, webhook hygiene and daily payment reconciliation as maintenance tasks.
When a payment provider, shipping API or CDN fails, the shop must keep taking orders: inventory, blast radius, degraded mode and alerts for external services.