Choosing hosting
Start with website type, data volume, expected traffic and management expertise. Shared hosting suits many sites; larger workloads or greater control call for a review of virtual or dedicated servers.
Start with website type, data volume, expected traffic and management expertise. Shared hosting suits many sites; larger workloads or greater control call for a review of virtual or dedicated servers.
Shared hosting allocates resources across accounts under a plan. A VPS offers a different resource and administration model. Choose based on your application, workload and responsibilities.
Review dedicated servers when applications need dedicated resources or greater environmental control. Consider specifications, administration, backups and cost before moving.
Review permissions, authentication records and suspicious-message procedures. Include training, backup and recovery in email operations.
Define what must be restored and acceptable recovery expectations. Plan backup frequency, retention and restore tests around those priorities.
Start with sales flows, stock, branches, roles and reports. Test user journeys, integrations and access boundaries before selecting a system.
Define provider, methods, order states and refunds. Test successful and failed transactions and provider notifications before enabling checkout.
Organize content and links, monitor performance and data volume, and plan updates and resources around actual use.