Managed Hosting
Hosting managed as an operational service, not just disk space.
WHY IT MATTERS
Hosting with someone accountable for the environment.
THE WEBNT APPROACH
Hosting with someone accountable for the environment. Hosting is more than disk space when a business depends on the website. Migration, SSL, DNS, backups, monitoring, performance and technical support all affect whether the platform remains available and recoverable. Migration, SSL, DNS coordination, backups, monitoring, performance and technical support around the hosting environment. WebNT manages the hosting environment around the website, including migration and configuration, while coordinating DNS, SSL, backups, monitoring, performance and support according to the agreed service.
FROM REQUIREMENT TO DELIVERY
How the work moves.
The exact scope changes with the requirement. This shows the normal delivery path for managed hosting and the points where the work moves from one deliverable to the next.
Plan
Review the current environment and what depends on it.
Migrate
Move the website with the required files, database and configuration.
Connect
Coordinate DNS and SSL without unnecessary disruption to related services.
Protect
Configure backups and website-layer security controls.
Monitor
Watch availability and address hosting-level performance issues.
Support
Maintain an accountable technical route for the hosted environment.
AFTER DELIVERY
Useful foundations, not just a handover.
PROOF IN PRACTICE
Relevant work
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Storkfort Health
An occupational-health website designed to make specialist services easier for employers and visitors to understand.
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Bongaka Health Care
A healthcare website supported by hosting and business email, designed around accessible service information and patient engagement.
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Angel Guardian Security
A security-sector corporate website focused on capability, trust, service clarity and ongoing technical support.
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Move to WebNT
Bring the requirement, current website or brief. We can start by working out what actually needs to be delivered.