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Servers, Hosting & Digital Infrastructure

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Servers, Hosting & Digital Infrastructure

Reliable foundations for digital services

The stability of digital applications depends on the environments in which they operate. LOG APPS addresses hosting and server operations as engineering responsibilities that include configuration, resource planning, monitoring, security, backup and recovery.

01 | Hosting & Server Solutions

Select an environment based on workload and operational needs.

Shared hosting for suitable websites and services.

Virtual private servers and dedicated servers where greater control is required.

Cloud hosting, application hosting and database environments.

02 | Server Administration & Operations

Maintain the core systems that support hosted applications.

Operating system, web service and database configuration.

User access, updates, logs and performance monitoring.

Maintenance and operational change management.

03 | Hosting Security & Data Protection

Apply appropriate controls based on the sensitivity of hosted systems.

Access management, firewall rules and encrypted connections.

Security updates, backups and operational event monitoring.

Recovery mechanisms for incidents and data loss.

04 | Backup & Disaster Recovery

Define practical protection and restoration procedures.

Backup frequency, retention and storage locations.

Recovery testing and restoration processes.

Recovery Time Objective (RTO) and Recovery Point Objective (RPO) planning.

05 | Capacity Planning & Performance Optimization

Anticipate changing workloads and user demand.

CPU, memory, storage and workload assessment.

Vertical and horizontal scaling options.

Web and database performance optimization.

06 | Enterprise Application Hosting

Engineer environments appropriate to critical business applications.

Development, testing and production separation.

Application and database configuration and connectivity.

Maintenance planning, monitoring and service continuity.

Hosting is not an isolated commodity: it is part of protecting business information and maintaining digital service continuity.

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