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Managed hosting infrastructure.

Servers, databases, backups, and monitoring for businesses that depend on their web applications. Choose the infrastructure that fits your application, from a single server to redundant production systems.

At a glance

Monthly hosting.

  • $350 Unified All-in-One
  • $450 Dedicated Production
  • $700 Dedicated Split-Tier Production
  • $1,200 High Availability

Monthly infrastructure pricing. Recovery labor is priced separately.

Production plans

Infrastructure that scales with your operations.

Compare environment separation, backup frequency, monitoring, and redundancy. Each tier provides a different infrastructure setup for your application.

Unified All-in-One

Your DEV/UAT and production environments share one server dedicated to your organization, with nightly server snapshots.

$350
/month
Servers1
Server snapshotsNightly
Snapshot retention7 days
EnvironmentShared DEV/UAT + PROD
  • Managed production environment
  • Nightly app server snapshots
  • Basic external uptime monitoring
  • Application and database on the same server
  • Server infrastructure dedicated to your organization
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Dedicated Production

Production is isolated from development and testing activity for stronger operational separation.

$450
/month
Servers2
Server snapshotsNightly
Snapshot retention7 days
EnvironmentSeparate production
  • Dedicated production environment
  • Nightly app server snapshots
  • Resource and uptime monitoring
  • Application and database hosted per environment
  • Server infrastructure dedicated to your organization
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Dedicated Split-Tier Production

Separate production application and database servers, with expanded monitoring.

$700
/month
Servers3
Server snapshotsNightly
Snapshot retention7 days
DatabaseSeparate production server
  • Production application server + dedicated production database
  • Expanded application and infrastructure monitoring
  • Centralized diagnostic logging
  • Separate DEV/UAT server with its own database
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High Availability

Two active production servers run the same application simultaneously, sharing live traffic through a node balancer.

$1,200
/month
Servers5 + node balancer
Server snapshotsNightly
Snapshot retention7 days
DatabaseActive + passive standby
  • Two active servers running the same application
  • Automatic traffic distribution and health checks
  • Active/passive databases; standby takes over on failure
  • 24/7 automated critical availability monitoring
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Side-by-side comparison

What changes as the plans move up.

Higher tiers add environment separation, more frequent backups, expanded monitoring, and redundant production infrastructure.

Infrastructure Unified All-in-One Dedicated Dedicated Split-Tier Production High Availability
Monthly price $350 $450 $700 $1,200
Production isolation DEV/UAT + production on one server Separate DEV/UAT and production servers Separate DEV/UAT, production application, and production database Redundant production environment
App server snapshots Nightly whole-server snapshot Nightly whole-server snapshot Nightly whole-server snapshot Nightly whole-server snapshot
Offsite backups Not included; priced separately Not included; priced separately Not included; priced separately Not included; priced separately
Nightly snapshot retention 7 days 7 days 7 days 7 days
Monitoring Basic uptime Uptime + resource monitoring Expanded monitoring + logging 24/7 availability + failover monitoring
Redundancy — — No standby server Two active application servers + active/passive database failover

Nightly app server snapshots are retained for 7 days on every plan. Offsite backup schedules and retention are scoped and priced separately.

Backup protection

Offsite Backups

Every hosting plan includes nightly snapshots of the app server. Optional offsite backups copy app server data to a different data center on a schedule you choose.

Included in every plan

Nightly server snapshots

A snapshot captures the app server so the whole server can be restored to that point in time. Snapshots are taken once a day, so restoring the latest snapshot could leave you without up to 24 hours of recent data.

A separate data center

More frequent offsite backups

Offsite app server backups can be scheduled hourly, or more frequently if needed. The backup data is transferred to a completely different data center, providing a separate copy outside the app server’s location.

Inside each plan

See how your systems fit together.

Each server is a dedicated, single-tenant virtual machine for your organization. With High Availability, both production servers actively serve the same application at the same time.

Unified All-in-One

One server hosts this client’s DEV/UAT and production environments, including their applications and databases. This server is a dedicated, single-tenant virtual machine for your organization.
1 server · DEV/UAT and production share this server, with their applications and databases hosted together.
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Dedicated Production

One DEV and UAT server and one production server. Each contains its own application and database.
2 servers · Each environment has its own server, each containing the application and database.
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Dedicated Split-Tier Production

The active production application server connects to its dedicated production database server. The separate DEV and UAT server hosts its own application and local database and does not connect to the production database. The external monitoring service monitors the production App Server.
3 servers + external monitoring. DEV/UAT has its own local database. Only production connects to its own separate, dedicated production database server.
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High Availability

A node balancer distributes live traffic to two simultaneously active production servers running the same application. Both servers are in service, not a standby pair. Both active application servers use the active production database. The second database is a passive standby that receives replication and activates if the active database fails. Application traffic then switches to the newly active database. A separate DEV and UAT server contains its own application and local database. The external monitoring service monitors both active App Servers.
5 servers + node balancer + external monitoring. Both production servers run the same application simultaneously and serve live traffic. The databases are active/passive: the standby receives replication and activates if the active database fails. Both application servers then use the newly active database. DEV/UAT includes its own local database.
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Infrastructure basics

Three terms worth understanding.

These infrastructure choices shape how your application runs and how its data is protected.

Separation

Environment isolation

Separate servers keep development and testing activity apart from production. A dedicated production database also separates application and database resources.

Backups

Active storage and backup retention

Active storage holds current app files and database data. Snapshot retention is how long backup copies are kept. These are separate capacity and backup settings.

Redundancy

Multiple production systems

High Availability uses two active application servers behind a node balancer and a standby database. Redundancy helps keep services available during some infrastructure failures; backups protect historical data.

Managed infrastructure

A foundation for your operational software.

Your plan brings together the hosting resources your application needs. The infrastructure scope is confirmed for your application and selected tier.

Infrastructure monitoring
Backup storage and retention
Production server resources
Database infrastructure
DEV/UAT and production environments
Redundancy options

Unified All-in-One: The production (PROD) environment shares one server with your own development and user acceptance testing (DEV/UAT) environments. As with every plan, the server is a dedicated, single-tenant virtual machine for your organization.

Plan scope: Hosting plans cover the agreed infrastructure. Labor to investigate incidents, restore backups, or perform recovery is excluded and priced separately.

Backups and redundancy: Available restore points depend on successful backups, retention, and available transaction logs. Redundancy does not replace backups or cover every type of outage.