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Website and Infrastructure Migration to a New Host, Built to Order

Not a risky, seat-of-the-pants move, but a migration built for your project's specific task — cutting costs, improving performance, switching providers, or consolidating several projects onto one platform. From analyzing your current infrastructure to a working site on the new host with no data loss.

💬 Ask the AI Assistant → Order a hosting migration

Experience building and administering infrastructure — applied to make the migration go through with no data loss and minimal downtime, not turn into a stressful event for the business.

When it's time to move — and when you can stay put

Migrating without a plan risks losing data or extended downtime

If you move a site and its database by hand with no plan, it's easy to miss files, lose current data, or leave the project unreachable for hours while sorting out DNS and SSL.

A bad host drags down the business even when it's not obvious

A slow server, frequent outages, or resource limits directly hurt conversion and user trust — even when the problem feels like just an "inconvenience."

Honestly: the hosting isn't always the cause

Sometimes a slow site isn't the provider's fault but the application or the database itself — migrating to a new host won't fix that, so it's worth diagnosing the cause first.

What I do

Website and database migration Full migration of files, database, and configuration to the new platform with no loss of current data.
Migration to a VPS or dedicated server Setting up a server from scratch and moving the project onto infrastructure you control.
Migration to a managed cloud Moving to AWS, GCP, Yandex Cloud, and similar platforms, with scaling configured for the load.
Switching hosting providers A move with no change to the project's architecture — when the reason to switch is service quality or cost, not the tech stack.
Consolidating several projects onto one infrastructure Bringing multiple sites or services together on one platform to simplify maintenance and cut costs.
Setting up domain, SSL, email, and backups DNS records, certificates, mailboxes, monitoring, and backups — everything the project needs to run on the new host.

Who this is for

Businesses unhappy with their current hosting Frequent outages, slow support, or rising prices are a reason to reconsider the platform.
Projects running out of resources The site or service is hitting the limits of its current plan, and scaling in place isn't possible or isn't worth it.
Companies consolidating several projects Several sites or services are hosted separately — bringing them onto one infrastructure can cut costs.
Businesses moving to the cloud You need the flexibility and scalability that classic shared hosting can't give you.
Projects with strict downtime requirements The site is critical to the business, and any downtime during the move needs to be minimized or eliminated.
Companies with no system administrator of their own You need a turnkey migration — from choosing the new platform to the final check that everything works.

How the work goes

  1. RequestBriefly describe your task in the brief or to the AI assistant in chat.
  2. Getting to know the infrastructureWhere the project is hosted now, what stack it runs on, the volume of data, and where you're moving to.
  3. Migration planningAcceptable downtime and exactly what needs to move — domain, SSL, email, CDN, monitoring, backups.
  4. Migration and syncCopying files and the database, setting up the new environment, and a final sync before the switch.
  5. Cutover and verificationSwitching DNS to the new platform, checking the site works, and staying on for support right after the move.

Not sure whether it's worth moving to a new platform?

Ask the AI assistant right now — it'll clarify a couple of details and suggest a format. If your task is already clear, go straight to the brief and get a timeline and cost estimate.

💬 Ask the AI Assistant → Order a hosting migration

Frequently asked questions

How is the cost of a migration calculated?

It depends on the volume of data, the complexity of the infrastructure, and the acceptable downtime. After a short clarification in the brief or chat, I give you a ballpark figure.

Can a site be migrated with no downtime?

Yes — with the right preparation (lowering the DNS TTL, syncing the database right before the switch), downtime can be cut to seconds or avoided entirely, depending on the project's infrastructure.

What if I don't know where to migrate the project to?

I'll help you choose a platform for the task — VPS, managed cloud, or PaaS — based on load, budget, and growth plans.

What happens to the domain and email during migration?

The domain and DNS records are migrated separately from the site itself, and email is set up so no messages are lost during the switch.

Are SSL certificates and backups migrated too?

Yes, certificates are reissued or moved to the new platform, and regular backups are set up if they weren't already in place.

What if something goes wrong after the migration?

The old platform isn't shut down right away — you can roll back to it if needed until the new one proves stable.

Ready to move to a new platform with no data loss or downtime?

Describe your task to the AI assistant in chat, or fill in the "Hosting Migration" brief — I'll get in touch to discuss the details and estimate.

💬 Ask the AI Assistant → Order a hosting migration

Contact Me

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