What is a server request?

Core dna is a multi-tenant platform allowing users to share a common infrastructure, which enables quicker innovation and saves development time.

Core dna, a SaaS application, simplifies data access, management, and team collaboration, offering a fully managed solution that significantly reduces setup and update times.

Core dna is a hosted platform offering a true multi-tenant, single instance SaaS solution.

The engine supports customizable Elasticsearch and can evaluate integrating specific engines for search tools.

This overview highlights why Core dna is chosen for building, managing, and scaling websites efficiently, offering a walkthrough, personalized analysis, and case studies on its platform advantages.

This video provides a 7-minute overview on deploying to different environments on Core dna, including integration with Git and a simple SFTP setup for developers.

SaaS applications like Core dna DXP allow for easy customization by users without impacting the shared infrastructure, offering unique, upgrade-preserved modifications through a separated front-end and API-based interconnectivity.

SaaS offers companies pre-built web applications, 24/7 support, continuous updates, and a fixed monthly fee.

In SaaS, users pay to access software on a subscription basis, akin to how one might use a public park without owning or maintaining it.

Core dna is a fully managed SaaS platform that reduces IT burdens and costs with a subscription model, pre-built applications, and no backend development.

The "platform of tools" in Core dna consists of various applications designed to enhance your website for your business needs.

Our platform supports multiple brands and site instances on one platform, offering a unified dashboard for multi-brand manufacturers and retailers.

A "Request" refers to a call to the Core dna engine over the internet, excluding calls to static CDN-served assets.

This video offers a 15-minute overview of Core dna's digital experience platform (DXP) administration panel, including detailed chapters on managing websites, content, community, marketing, commerce, and the hooks application.