Capabilities
- Instance sizing and placement
- Network segmentation and firewall policy
- Hardened Linux and Windows baselines
- cPanel / Plesk deployment where required
Workloads placed on infrastructure sized for the traffic they actually carry.
Solution
Cloud VPS
Cloud and VPS environments provisioned with sane network boundaries, access control, monitoring and repeatable configuration.
Technologies
Cloud / VPS environment topology
Public exposure is minimised: only what must be reachable is reachable, and everything else sits behind private networking.
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Edge
- DNS
- CDN / WAF
- Load balancer
TLS termination, rate limiting and health checks.
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Public subnet
- Reverse proxy
- Bastion / VPN
SSH restricted to key auth through a single controlled entry point.
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Private subnet
- Application instances
- cPanel / WHM hosts
- Plesk hosts
- Worker nodes
Hardened Linux or Windows baselines with automated patching.
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Data & operations
- Managed database
- Object storage
- Metrics + logs
Encrypted at rest, backed up on a defined schedule and monitored.
Frequently asked questions
Should we use a public cloud or a managed VPS?
Steady, predictable workloads are usually cheaper on sized VPS or dedicated capacity; variable or burst workloads benefit from public cloud elasticity. Both are modelled in the cost estimator before a recommendation.
Which provider should we use?
AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, DigitalOcean, Vultr and Contabo are all deployed. Selection follows workload profile, data residency, support needs and budget.
How are instances sized?
From measured load where it exists, or a conservative baseline with monitoring and a review window where it does not.
Do you manage the servers after deployment?
Ongoing patching, monitoring and hardening can be covered by a maintenance arrangement agreed in advance.
Scope the work before you commit budget
Send the environment details and get an engineered proposal with assumptions, risks and a rollback path.