Infrastructure & Security
Hosting & Infrastructure
Managed hosting on our own infrastructure: servers sized to your workload, daily backups and direct support from the engineers who run them.
It is common for a company to end up hosted with a provider that itself resells infrastructure from another provider, without really knowing where its server physically sits or who to call when something breaks. The result is support tickets that take days to get a useful answer, backups that "exist" on paper but were never tested, and a site that goes down exactly when traffic peaks, with no one on the other end able to step in right away because there are two or three layers of intermediaries in between and no real engineer available.
We host applications and websites on infrastructure we operate ourselves, in European datacenters, with no resellers or intermediaries between the client and the server. Depending on load and project type, we offer shared hosting with cPanel for moderate-traffic sites, VPS for applications with their own resource and configuration requirements, and dedicated servers for the most demanding cases or those with particular isolation and compliance needs. Every plan includes verified daily backups and direct support from the engineers who operate the server — not a call center that forwards the case to another team, nor a ticket that gets lost in a generic queue with no context on the project.
For example, an online store whose traffic multiplies on certain dates of the year needs a server sized for that peak, not for the average across the rest of the year, and someone available during those days if something gets overloaded under demand. Another frequent case is a company migrating away from generic shared hosting because its application started exceeding available resource limits — load times getting worse, intermittent outages that coincide with peak-visit hours — needing to move to a VPS or dedicated server without interrupting service during the migration or losing configuration built up over the years.
Server sizing is defined based on actual traffic and application type (static site, e-commerce, system with a heavy database), with continuous resource monitoring, security patching, and a clear path to scale if the project grows more than expected, without having to migrate from scratch to another platform. Migration from another provider is coordinated in advance to minimize downtime, and every client has direct access to the team managing their server, without going through intermediate help desks or ownerless tickets.