Cloud Hosting & Migration

No — we plan every migration for zero downtime. We build and test your complete environment on the new cloud platform first, then switch traffic across only after everything has been validated in the new setup. A full backup of your existing hosting is kept throughout, so we can roll back immediately if anything behaves unexpectedly.

We answer that at the assessment stage rather than before it, after auditing your current infrastructure, traffic patterns and application stack. We set up all three — AWS with EC2, S3, RDS and CloudFront, Google Cloud with Compute Engine and Cloud SQL, or Azure App Service and Azure SQL for Windows-stack projects — so the recommendation follows your workload, not our preference.

Mainly access — your current hosting or server control panel, your databases, and your domain's DNS records so we can point them at the new environment. If you already have an AWS, Google Cloud or Azure account we work inside it; if not, we help you open one in your own name so the infrastructure always belongs to you. We also ask about your traffic patterns and busy periods, since that shapes how we size the servers and auto-scaling.

It makes sense the moment shared hosting starts holding you back — resource limits, slow pages, or a site that struggles when a campaign sends a rush of visitors. Because we size the architecture to your actual usage and configure auto-scaling that expands at peak and contracts afterwards, smaller businesses are not paying for capacity they never touch. We map all of this out in a free cloud migration assessment and quote you before any work starts.

You don't. Our managed cloud support covers ongoing server management, OS updates, security patching, backup management and 24/7 monitoring, so nobody on your side has to watch the infrastructure. At handover we also document the architecture, configure monitoring and alerts, and give your team full access and training, so you are never dependent on us to understand your own setup.