Hosting that supports the build and the business behind it.
Hosting selected and managed around the needs of your platform rather than sold as a commodity.
Hosting selected and managed around the needs of your platform rather than sold as a commodity.
Hosting tends to become visible only when something has already gone wrong. Most of the work below is about the period before that.
Match infrastructure to traffic, functionality, data and operational importance.
Application and hosting issues are investigated together, without supplier finger-pointing.
Backups, monitoring and recovery routes are part of the service, not an afterthought.
Cloudflare, edge caching and asset optimisation for fast global delivery.
Firewall rules, header configuration, vulnerability scanning and proactive patching.
Staging environments, version control and zero-downtime deployments.
Hosting is easy to ignore while it works, and most of the time it does work. The problems tend to arrive together: an expired certificate, an unsupported platform version, and no clear owner for either.
The useful question is not whose server it is on, but who is responsible when it stops responding.
Tell us where the site is hosted now and what has gone wrong with it. A short review usually tells us whether moving is worth the disruption.