HOSTING AND MIGRATIONWebsite migration checklist: before and after launch
During a hosting migration, complete your inventory, backups, target environment testing, final database synchronization, DNS, SSL and email checks.
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For initial setup, see getting started with hosting; for an outage, use website troubleshooting; to assess capacity, read the resource limits guide. If your email is configured but messages are not arriving, start with the delivery checks.
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Clear filters and show all guides →HOSTING AND MIGRATIONGETTING STARTED WITH HOSTINGYour hosting account is ready: initial setup checklist
Complete domain, file, database, PHP, email and SSL setup in the right order on your new hosting account.
WORDPRESS INSTALLATIONInstalling WordPress: steps for a secure start
Complete HTTPS, database, administrator account, permalink and backup setup, along with post-launch checks, when installing WordPress.
HOSTING RESOURCESHosting Limits: CPU, RAM, Inodes and I/O
Read hosting CPU, RAM, inode, I/O, IOPS and EP limits correctly. Understand account scope, signs of exceeded limits and checks to make before upgrading.
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AGENCY OPERATIONS
Choosing hosting for agencies: understand the total cost
Evaluate hosting for agencies managing multiple client sites based on resources, account separation, email, backups and renewal costs.
CHOOSING A SERVER
VPS and VDS: look at resources before labels
Compare virtualization, CPU sharing, RAM, disk, traffic, licenses and management scope correctly when choosing a VPS or VDS server.
BUSINESS CONTINUITY
Business backups: from a copy to a recovery plan
Create a backup plan for websites, databases and email with RPO, RTO, independent copies, permissions and restore tests.
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