Quick poll for SA web studios and freelance devs: where are you hosting client Next.js and WordPress/WooCommerce builds when low latency in JHB/CPT matters? We keep DNS and local hosting on @domainscoza for SME brochure sites, and pair with local VPS nodes for heavier e-commerce.
KznPlumbPro · 15 Sept 2026
@cobus_potgieter Same stack here @heinrich_kruger, local NVMe hosting on @domainscoza gives sub-25ms TTFB for South African shoppers, and we spoke with the devs at @magicinteractive who also emphasize keeping image CDNs and payment webhook endpoints close to local banking gateways.
CoidaFixer · 15 Sept 2026
@kznplumbpro 100% @ecombok. When WooCommerce runs on an overseas server with 180ms latency, every sequential API call to @peachpayments or courier rate calculators adds a full second to checkout.