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DevOps, Linux servers and managed hosting: what keeps a site up and deployable

Hosting is not a plan you buy; it is a set of practices — configuration, deployment pipelines, backups, monitoring, patching — that decide whether a site survives traffic, attacks and its own updates. What DevOps and managed hosting include.

WeDevelop19 October 20266 min read
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A website or application lives on servers that have to be configured, secured, updated, backed up, monitored and scaled, and the code has to reach them safely several times a week. DevOps is the engineering of that path — from a developer’s commit to a running, observed system — and managed hosting is the agreement that someone competent does it every day. Together they are the difference between a site that is down on launch day and one that nobody thinks about.

What the service includes

  • Infrastructure — Linux servers or cloud accounts sized for the application, hardened, with firewalls, TLS, and segmentation.
  • Containers and deployment — Docker-based builds, staging and production environments, CI/CD pipelines, zero-downtime deployments and rollbacks.
  • Performance — caching layers, CDN, database tuning, load testing before peaks.
  • Backups and recovery — automated, off-site, tested restores, with a known recovery time.
  • Monitoring and alerting — uptime, errors, resources, logs, with a person on the other end of the alert.
  • Patching and maintenance — operating system and runtime updates on a schedule, security releases promptly.
  • Hosting — on our EU infrastructure under ISO 27001 processes, or managed on your own servers or cloud.

What to prepare

  • The applications to host, their stacks and dependencies.
  • Traffic patterns and peaks.
  • Compliance and data-residency requirements.
  • Current hosting, contracts and pain points.

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