Deployment
Move code and databases with a rollback plan where practical.
Hosting management
Hosting that is documented, backed up and handed over properly.
We help set up and maintain hosting for websites and web applications, including deployment, DNS, SSL, backups, email configuration and routine server checks.
DNS and SSL
Configure domains, records and certificates without losing email or existing services.
Backups
Set schedules and confirm that restore files are actually available.
Monitoring and updates
Watch common availability issues and keep supported software current.
Typical scope
Work we can include
- Shared and VPS hosting setup
- Website and database migration
- DNS, SSL and domain configuration
- Business email setup
- Backup and restore planning
- Routine server maintenance
Project planning
Migration risk and server condition determine the effort.
We review the current situation, dependencies and expected handover before quoting. The proposal lists what is included, what the client needs to provide and how changes will be handled.
Approach
We record what was changed and where access lives.
Hosting work is planned around access, backups, service dependencies and a clear rollback path.
Inventory access
List domain, hosting, database, email and external service accounts.
Plan the change
Choose timing, backups and rollback steps.
Deploy and test
Check pages, forms, email, SSL and background jobs.
Document ownership
Return credentials and notes through the agreed secure channel.
Common questions
Questions about hosting and ownership.
Do you sell hosting?
We can recommend and manage hosting, but the preferred arrangement is for the client to own the provider account.
Can you migrate email too?
Yes, when mailbox size, DNS access and provider limitations are reviewed first.
Do you provide 24/7 support?
Only where a specific monitoring or support arrangement has been agreed.
Next step
Need help with hosting management?
Send the current link, screenshots or a short requirement. We will review it before suggesting a scope.