Integration Guide
Magento
Connect Magento to fast.site while keeping your hosting. Review DNS, HTTPS, public caching and private routes, then validate content updates and user journeys.
Setup Steps
- 1
Add your domain in fast.site
Log in to your fast.site dashboard and add your Magento store domain.
- 2
Confirm your platform
Review the detected platform and its cache settings. Confirm the selection and test your own routes; defaults do not replace integration checks.
- 3
Update your nameservers
Switch your domain's nameservers to the ones listed in your fast.site dashboard. Your existing DNS records get imported automatically.
- 4
Flush Magento cache
Run
bin/magento cache:flushor flush caches from the admin panel. Done!
Check public and private journeys, content updates and cache purges. Compare performance under matching conditions and keep monitoring after launch.
Verify cache behavior
Customer data, carts and checkout need their own cache behavior. Review store views, currency, customer groups and private-content updates so a shared response never exposes another shopper’s data or price.
- Exclude private, account and checkout responses
- Check public pages for the expected HIT/MISS behavior
- Test cookies, permissions and language variants
- Verify forms, content updates and cache purges
Measure your site. Not a generic promise.
Record a baseline, then repeat the same pages, device, location and network after activation. Separate cold-cache and warm-cache results. A lab score is a snapshot, not a forecast of rankings or revenue.
- TTFB: Compare Time to First Byte and cache HIT/MISS behavior. A faster cached response does not describe checkout, logged-in pages or every request to your origin.
- LCP: Measure the largest visible content and transferred image bytes. Image format, dimensions, quality and frontend loading all affect the result.
- Review responsiveness and layout stability alongside LCP in real-user data when available. TTFB and FCP help diagnosis but are not Core Web Vitals.
Tip for Magento 2
For best results, ensure Magento's built-in full page cache is enabled alongside fast.site. This creates a two-tier caching system that maximizes performance.