CUBIXSERV / Your website, its tools and going live
Web Hosting for Your Websites
Plan a business website, WordPress project, online shop or several websites to suit your needs. Whether you are starting out, working independently, running an association or building for clients, the quotation defines resources, included tools and responsibilities before ordering.
Hosting stores your website’s files and database. The domain is its address; DNS connects that address to services. Domain renewal and hosting renewal are separate.
First website+
Domains, email addresses and DNS to connect to your website. Your website’s CMS, version and extensions.
File storage, databases and expected traffic. HTTPS, updates and network protection suited to your application. Backup frequency and the recovery procedure you need.
Current hosting, available access and migration schedule. Backup frequency and the recovery procedure you need. HTTPS, updates and network protection suited to your application.
WordPress combines files, media and an SQL database. Check PHP, MySQL or MariaDB, HTTPS and required extensions before migrating. WooCommerce and PrestaShop also need capacity for orders, scheduled tasks, peaks and a tested recovery process. Installation, updates and maintenance belong in the proposal; a preinstalled CMS is not assumed.
List the application and version, database requirements, storage use and expected traffic. Specify which email accounts and domain names must stay in service. If you already have hosting, identify the files and database exports you can recover without sharing passwords in a public form.
Check the restored site, database, uploads, forms and HTTPS on the target environment. Treat email routing as a separate part of the migration. Retain a recoverable source copy and agree the resources, included services and price before committing to the new hosting.
PEERYX / L3 / L4
HTTPS, updates and network protection suited to your application.
Peeryx filters network traffic upstream. Its aggregate 15 Tbps+ capacity is not an individual website’s bandwidth. L3/L4 filtering, HTTPS and an HTTP WAF address different risks. Confirm application protection separately, and maintain updates, restricted access and backups you can restore.
Pricing, resources and included features are confirmed before you place an order.
Web
Business website, shop or application: let’s plan your hosting together. Your website’s CMS, version and extensions. Backup frequency and the recovery procedure you need.
Start with the CMS and plugins, file and SQL database sizes, then concurrent work. State your email requirements and who maintains the software. The proposal then confirms resources, limits and price.
Can I prepare a website migration?+
List files, SQL, domains and email that must remain available. Prepare a restorable copy and a schedule. For a shop, plan a pause in writes and test the destination before changing DNS.
How do I use my domain name?+
You can keep the domain with its current registrar and connect DNS records to the agreed services. Separate website addresses from mail MX records. Confirm the required values before changing an active zone.
Does SSL protect my entire website?+
No. HTTPS encrypts browser-to-server exchanges, protecting confidentiality and integrity in transit. The certificate lets the browser verify the server’s identity for the domain; it does not certify the safety of the content. HTTPS does not fix a vulnerable application or replace a WAF or DDoS protection. Keep the CMS, plugins and access controls maintained.
When should I consider a VPS?+
Consider a VPS when you need root access, custom services and can administer Linux. You take responsibility for security, updates and backups. For a straightforward website, first consider hosting with an agreed management scope.
How do I contact support?+
Use your client area for help with an existing service. For questions before ordering, use our contact form to describe your project and requirements.
Keep control of your files, worlds and configuration. Identify what needs moving, prepare a recoverable backup and compare your next hosting plan before switching.