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Make a clearer hosting decision.

Practical questions about service responsibility, support and recovery. Explore these guides, then compare any provider's written scope with the work your team still owns.

Review VM Start + Managed OS and its ordering route

Hosting guides

Customer control

Exit-ready hosting: what to keep under your control before you sign

Use this pre-contract checklist to test domain authority, export formats, licences, access and exit terms before relying on a future transfer.

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Cost and capacity

Right-sizing a VPS without pretending forecasts are facts

Choose an initial VPS from workload evidence, explicit uncertainty and review triggers across CPU, memory, storage, network and application behaviour.

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Hosting decisions

Managed VPS or managed website? The responsibility gap that matters

See how infrastructure, operating systems, runtimes, applications, content and business response divide between provider, agency and client.

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Hosting decisions

Before you buy managed hosting: twelve questions that reveal who owns the work

Use these twelve questions to compare managed hosting offers on scope, support, recovery, access and exit—not on the word managed alone.

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Operations and recovery

Managed OS, managed runtime and application support are different services

Learn how operating-system management, runtime management and application support differ—and why a clear boundary matters more than the label managed.

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Choose hosting

Shared hosting or VPS? A workload-first decision guide

Choose shared hosting or a VPS by looking at workload, control and operating responsibility—not by assuming that a VPS is always the upgrade.

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Cost and capacity

The real cost of hosting: price plus the platform work your team still does

Compare hosting options by combining the invoice with the recurring platform work, tools, risk and coordination your team still owns.

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Operations and recovery

When a client website fails: build the responsibility map before the incident

Use a symptom-to-owner map to coordinate DNS, hosting, runtime, application and supplier investigations without leaving an agency client between teams.

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Operations and recovery

A hosting handover your agency and client can both understand

Build a hosting handover pack covering ownership, access routes, dependencies, recovery evidence and open risks—without copying credentials.

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Cost and capacity

One VPS for multiple client websites: when it works and where risk accumulates

Assess multi-site VPS consolidation through workload fit, separation, shared failure, maintenance, recovery, client terms and exit.

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By Maarten Strootman

The AI Operating Model: Field Notes on Governed Autonomy

First-person notes on bounded AI delegation, accountable decisions and the evidence needed to test them.