Better infrastructure decisions. Grounded in operations.

Technical guidance for teams responsible for production web applications. Each guide explains the decisions, responsibilities and operational consequences behind managed hosting.

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Managed hosting

What managed hosting takes off your team’s plate

A practical framework for comparing managed hosting providers by responsibilities, operating depth and the control your developers retain.

8 min read

Magento hosting

What Magento hosting needs in production

A production-focused review of the architecture, release process and operational disciplines that matter for Magento and Adobe Commerce hosting.

10 min read

Deployments

Automated deployments for production

How to design an automated deployment workflow that connects repository changes, build steps, environment configuration and production operations.

8 min read

Hosting decisions

Managed hosting versus a VPS

A responsibility-based comparison of managed hosting and self-managed virtual servers for teams running important web applications.

8 min read

Migration

Plan a controlled hosting migration

A practical sequence for discovering, rehearsing and executing a production application migration without relying on last-minute improvisation.

10 min read

Agency hosting

Managed hosting for agencies

How agencies can structure hosting, deployments, access and infrastructure support without turning every developer into a server administrator.

8 min read

Managed AWS

When managed AWS makes sense

A grounded decision framework for teams considering AWS without wanting to build every cloud engineering capability internally.

8 min read

Reliability

Support SLAs, backups and recovery

The practical questions behind support SLAs, incident response, backups and application recovery for production hosting.

9 min read

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