We review or establish hosting for websites and web applications, then make domains, access, deployment, backup, monitoring and exit arrangements explicit.
A supportable hosting baseline with a documented stack, access model and operational responsibilities.
Choose the closest situation. This changes the context carried into your brief.
The exact statement of work follows discovery; these are the normal components and outputs of this service.
Final ownership and coverage are written into the service schedule. This example shows how boundaries are made visible.
| Activity | Sudo role | Client or supplier role |
|---|---|---|
| Infrastructure and DNS | Sudo where agreed | Client approves ownership changes |
| Application code | Application owner | Sudo deploys where agreed |
| Backups and monitoring | Defined per environment | Client confirms recovery need |
| Third-party platform | Supplier provides platform | Sudo coordinates agreed support |
PlatformsManaged website hosting, application hosting and cloud infrastructure selected against the real workload and support model.
AfterwardsMonitoring, planned changes and platform maintenance can continue within a defined managed-hosting schedule.
Map workloads, access, providers, domains and constraints.
Define environments, ownership, recovery and support boundaries.
Provision access, DNS, certificates, monitoring and backups.
Deploy or migrate with testing and a rollback route.
Test availability, restoration, alerts and administrative access.
Manage agreed changes, maintenance and service review.
The exact scope follows discovery. These are the questions that usually need an early answer.
The current situation, the outcome you need, the systems or evidence in scope, the decision owner and any deadline or assurance requirement.
Yes. We make responsibilities, access, handoffs and retained ownership explicit rather than assuming a replacement model.
We agree whether the result is handed to your team, supports a defined remediation project or moves into a separately scoped ongoing service.
Bring the current system, constraint or decision. The selected context will already be in the brief.
