Shared hosting
Simple websites.
- Brochure sites
- Low cost
- Shared resources
Host business applications and websites on an architecture sized around workload, data sensitivity, availability, recovery, access, monitoring and ongoing maintenance.
We set up the server, secure it, move your apps and keep watch.
Business apps need predictable resources.
Simple websites.
Guaranteed resources for business apps.
Maximum performance and isolation.
CPU and storage are only part of the decision. Availability, data, deployment, secrets, logs, backup, updates and recovery responsibilities must be explicit.
Managed environments for CRM, ERP, BOS and custom operational platforms.
Production hosting for public sites, customer portals and web-based services.
Separated production and appropriate deployment workflows for maintained applications.
Exact specifications depend on the selected product, capacity and system architecture.
Product selection works best when connectivity, infrastructure, security and deployment responsibilities are considered together.
Review integrated network, security, communication and deployment capabilities.
Keep tested backups of everything you host.
Share the site, workflow, capacity and support requirements before quotation.
Clear answers to common planning and selection questions.
Yes. Migration scope is planned around the current stack, database, DNS, email dependencies, acceptable downtime, validation and rollback requirements.
No. Backups preserve data copies, while disaster recovery defines how services, infrastructure and data are restored after an incident. Both objectives must be agreed separately.
Yes, subject to workload and technology assessment. Zerolink defines compute, database, security, monitoring, backup and maintenance responsibilities in the proposal.
Share the current stack, users, traffic, database, data sensitivity and recovery requirements for assessment.
Request RecommendationZerolink begins with site or workflow discovery, confirms the appropriate architecture and documents the agreed implementation scope before commissioning.