The riskiest moment for most sites is not the launch. It is eighteen months later, when the updates have been deferred, the person who built it has moved on, and nobody wants to touch it in case it breaks.
What is covered
- Security updates applied on a schedule, with the release notes actually read rather than the version number bumped.
- Monitoring for uptime, errors and performance, so we find out before your customers tell you.
- Backups that have been restored at least once - an untested backup is a hope, not a backup.
- The same people who wrote the code, which is the difference between a fix and an archaeology project.
Work like this
- MineHosting - one-click deployment, automatic SSL and backup management, built for keeping Drupal sites running rather than launching them.