Infrastructure that is monitored, backed up and actually restorable.
Infrastructure is invisible until it fails, and then it is the only thing anyone can see. The failures that hurt most are ordinary: an expired certificate, a full disk, an unpatched dependency, a backup nobody ever tried to restore. We deploy and operate the infrastructure behind websites, applications and business systems, with monitoring that raises problems before customers do.
Repeatable, scripted releases with a rollback path, so shipping a change is routine rather than an event.
Environments sized to real usage, with separation between production and testing and a documented cost profile.
Web server, runtime, database and certificate configuration hardened to a known baseline rather than left at defaults.
Scheduled backups held off the primary server, with a stated retention period and a restore that is tested on a schedule.
Uptime, error rate, resource use and certificate expiry watched continuously, with alerts routed to a person, not a mailbox.
Operating system, runtime and dependency patching on a defined cycle, with urgent advisories handled out of band.
A support arrangement with defined response times, covering incidents, small changes and routine health checks.
Caching, database tuning, asset delivery and capacity planning, addressed with measurement rather than by adding hardware.
We document the current setup, access, dependencies and risks — often the first time this exists in writing.
Target architecture and sizing are agreed against real usage and budget, then provisioned as repeatable configuration.
Moves are rehearsed on a staging environment and scheduled for low-traffic windows, with a rollback plan ready.
Monitoring, alerting, logging and backup verification are configured before the environment is considered live.
Ongoing patching, monitoring and periodic restore tests, with a report on what was done each cycle.
We recommend infrastructure held in your company’s own account, with our team granted administrative access. You keep the billing relationship and the ability to change supplier, and we take responsibility for configuration and operation. Where a client prefers a fully managed arrangement we can also handle procurement.
Yes. We start with an assessment that documents the current state, identifies risks and confirms what access exists. Handovers are frequently incomplete, so the first phase is often about establishing control — verified access, working backups, monitoring — before making any changes.
Response times are set in the support agreement and priced according to the coverage required, since round-the-clock cover costs meaningfully more than business-hours cover. We recommend matching the level to what downtime actually costs your business rather than defaulting to the highest tier.
Tell us what you need and we will respond with a considered view — including whether a different approach would serve you better.