A site that stays online
Monitored infrastructure, a valid SSL certificate, and someone who deals with it when something goes wrong. It's invisible as long as everything works, which is exactly the point.
A website isn't a piece of furniture: it ages. Hosting and maintenance are what keep it from breaking while you're busy working.
Monitored infrastructure, a valid SSL certificate, and someone who deals with it when something goes wrong. It's invisible as long as everything works, which is exactly the point.
A backup nobody has ever restored is not a backup. Ours run automatically, and they earn their keep on the day you need to go back.
Security holes arrive through the components nobody remembered to update. A boring update beats an emergency restore.
When something's wrong, you write to someone who knows your site. Not to generic support asking you to restart your browser.
If you don't know who handles the backups and updates for your website, the answer is probably nobody.