Hosting and DevOps
Hosting that is cheap to run, deploys without downtime drama and tells you when something breaks.
Connect, a law firm site
~$7
a month to host, on the firm's own AWS account.
Who it's for
When hosting is a worry, not a utility
Businesses paying far more for hosting than the site needs.
Teams that dread every release because something might break.
Owners who find out the site is down from a customer.
What's included
Boring on purpose
Hosting and DNS
Set up in your own account, sized for what the site actually needs.
Automatic deployments
A release checks itself and rolls back on its own if something fails.
Your setup written down as code
Rebuildable from scratch, so no one person is the only one who knows it.
Monitoring and alerts
You and I hear about a problem before your customers do.
How it goes
Move once, then forget about it
I look at what you run today and what it costs, propose the simplest setup that does the job, and move the site with no downtime you'd notice. Everything stays in your name.
Typical timeline
[to confirm]
Questions
About hosting
Whose account is the hosting in?
Yours. I set it up in your name and keep access only as long as you want me to.
Will the site go down during the move?
The move is planned so the switch is quick, with no downtime you'd notice, and the old setup stays in place until the new one is checked.
Who gets the alerts?
You and I both, as soon as something breaks. [How alerts are sent - to confirm]
Paying too much, or worried about releases?
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