Hassle freemanaged servers

We'll handle the technical side of server maintenance, from updates to security to backups. This option is usually chosen by those who want to focus on business growth without the headache of server management.

The main difference between managed and shared hosting is that it gives users their dedicated resources and professional management, whereas multiple users share these things with shared hosting.

With managed hosting, you get management from a team of experts, significantly higher security, and optimised performance.

As a managed server provider remotely manages IT infrastructure and end-user systems, they’ve got a pretty big to-do list – but the usual tasks are:

• Keeping IT infrastructure ticking over
• Providing tech support when you need it
• Battening down the cybersecurity hatches
• Managing user access accounts
• Dealing with all the contract management faff
• Keeping on top of compliance and risk management

Managed server hosting provides a balance: We handle technical aspects like software updates, monitoring, and disaster recovery while you retain essential access to your business operations. The exact level of control can be tailored to your needs and comfort level.

Managed server hosting providers handle software updates and security patches automatically, monitoring your server for necessary updates, implementing them proactively, and adding advanced security measures to protect against cyber threats. This allows you to focus on your business without worrying about these technical aspects.

Yes, you can create multiple users with different permission levels on a managed server, ranging from administrative access to limited-function accounts, allowing for customised control and security.

Migrating to managed servers can deliver enhanced performance, tighter security, improved user experience, and reduced administrative burden. The transition process is feasible for those seeking these benefits.