Cloud Hosting
Cloud hosting is useful to consider when a site or app needs a different resource or management model from shared hosting. An assessment should start with the workload, not a generic scaling promise.
Scope and deliverables
We can discuss compute, storage, traffic, deployment and migration requirements, then identify an appropriate hosting arrangement. Architecture and provider choices belong in the proposal.
What to confirm
Ask for exact CPU, memory, storage, backup, failover and scaling behavior for the proposed setup. Multi-server resilience or automatic scaling should never be assumed from the label “cloud.”
Handover and ongoing costs
Confirm account access, provider billing, monitoring, security updates, backup restores and support responsibilities, including renewal or variable usage charges.
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Key Features
Workload assessment
Identify resource and deployment needs.
Migration scope
Plan data, DNS and cutover responsibilities.
Operating model
Clarify billing, monitoring and support.
How It Works
1. Assess
Review current performance, software and growth needs.
2. Specify
Agree architecture, resource limits and responsibility split.
3. Migrate and verify
Test the application and hand over access and operations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Only if the proposed architecture and provider configuration explicitly include it.
Provider billing and any variable usage costs should be stated in the proposal.
Discuss your hosting needs
Tell us about your current setup and the outcome you need. We will discuss a suitable scope and next step.