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Web Infrastructure
Est. 2014
[ SERVICE ]
Managed hosting, monitoring, backups, performance, maintenance and technical support for business websites and applications.

[ WHAT IS Web Infrastructure ]
Managed hosting combines infrastructure with ongoing technical administration, monitoring and support. It is intended for organisations that need ownership beyond a basic server subscription.
We assess the application, traffic patterns, integrations, data sensitivity and recovery requirements before selecting or configuring an appropriate environment.
Security and availability are managed as continuous risks, not absolute promises. Maintenance, access, backups, alerts and escalation procedures are documented and reviewed.
[ WHAT WE DO — THE DESIGN AGENCY ]
We review architecture, versions, dependencies, traffic, storage, access and operational requirements.
Caching, delivery, resource allocation and monitoring are configured according to the workload.
Updates, access controls, backup routines and vulnerability response are managed within an agreed scope.
Alerts, incident priorities, response responsibilities and recovery steps are documented for the service.
[ DELIVERABLES — WHAT YOU GET ]
The correct hosting model depends on the technology and business impact of downtime. We do not force every website into the same environment or claim that any system can be risk-free.
Managed hosting can be combined with website support, development, performance optimisation and analytics so incidents and improvements are handled by a team that understands the application.
[ FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ]
No. Managed hosting includes defined technical administration, monitoring and support around the environment, while shared hosting is usually a standard infrastructure product.
Backup frequency, retention and restoration procedures are agreed according to the service. Backups must also be tested periodically.
Yes. We first review the application, dependencies, DNS, email implications and rollback plan before scheduling a migration.
No infrastructure provider can responsibly guarantee that incidents will never occur. We define availability targets, monitoring, response and recovery measures.