Managed hosting
Managed hosting means a server configured for your specific application, not a generic shared hosting plan. I set up, monitor and adjust the server environment to match what your shop actually does.
Why generic hosting causes problems
Standard shared hosting is configured to suit as many sites as possible, not a specific e-commerce shop. Memory limits, the number of database connections or the server language version are often poorly matched once traffic or the catalogue grows.
Managed hosting means configuring the server around the application: language version, cache, database, limits adjusted to the site's real behaviour rather than to a generic average.
What managed hosting covers
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Server configuration matched to the app
Settings adjusted to the platform in use, rather than a generic default configuration.
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Regular backups
Site and database backups, with restore tests carried out periodically.
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Monitoring and alerts
Detecting downtime or unusual behaviour, with notification.
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Security updates
Updating the system, web server and critical components outside peak hours.
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Certificate and domain name
Managing the security certificate and DNS configuration, to avoid downtime from a forgotten renewal.
- 2019 e-commerce developer since
- 3 platforms: PrestaShop, WooCommerce, Shopify
- 3 working languages: FR, EN, TR
- 100 % direct contact with the developer
No middleman: the person who replies is the one who works on the code.
Describe your need in one minute
A few targeted questions so I can reply with an estimate rather than another questionnaire.