Distributed resources, fast NVMe storage and automatic redundancy for business websites, stores and services that can't afford downtime.
Every plan includes SSL, backups, a control panel and help from our support team
For small websites
For businesses and stores
For active projects
Your project doesn't depend on the resources of a single physical server, and the infrastructure adapts more easily to changing load.
Add CPU, memory and disk space without moving your site to another platform.
Fast disks cut the time spent on files and databases, which is especially noticeable for stores and services.
Regular backups create a restore point before an update, a code change or a user error.
SSL, basic traffic filtering and monitoring of key services help keep everything running smoothly.
We'll help move your files, databases, email and domain, then check the main scenarios on the new hosting.
Use cases
Cloud infrastructure is especially useful where downtime hurts sales, leads or your team's work.
How we run it
We migrate the store, check caching and leave resource headroom for peak traffic.
What changes
The catalog and checkout run more reliably during the ad campaign.
How we run it
We set up the cloud environment, backups and availability monitoring for key pages.
What changes
Forms and user accounts stay available, and data can be restored quickly.
How we run it
We host the projects in a single managed environment and match resources to each task.
What changes
The team manages websites, domains, SSL and backups from one place.
The main advantage of the cloud is infrastructure resilience. Here's what happens to your site in typical situations
| Feature | Shared hosting A single server node | Recommended Cloud hosting Redundant nodes and distributed storage |
|---|---|---|
| If a disk fails | Limitation: We replace the disk and copy data from the working copy. While copying is in progress, the site may respond more slowly. | Advantage: A second disk takes over automatically, and data stays available from other storage nodes. |
| If a server fails | Limitation: The site is moved to another server or restored from a backup — this takes time and may cause downtime. | Advantage: The site starts on a standby node, and failover is much faster. |
| Scheduled maintenance | The server is rebooted during off-peak hours, with advance notice. | Advantage: Work is done in stages on redundant components, with less impact on availability. |
| Speed | NVMe and server-side caching — enough for most small websites. | Advantage: You can add CPU, memory and resources for a busy database. |
| Servers | A single node shared with other accounts within set limits. | Advantage: Managed infrastructure with redundant nodes and distributed storage. |
| View hosting | Choose a plan |
A single server node
Redundant nodes and distributed storage
How it all works
Cloud hosting combines compute resources, fast storage, networking and management tools. You get a ready-made environment and don't waste time assembling infrastructure by hand.
Websites, databases, domains, SSL and backups are managed through a clear interface. When your project needs more power, the configuration can be revised without relaunching on another platform.
CPU and memory for PHP, background jobs, the panel and the database.
Fast handling of files, cache, catalogs and database operations.
Regular backups let you return to a working state.
Monitoring and basic protection keep the service available.
Moving to MEVCORE
Before switching the domain, we check a copy of your project to reduce the risk of downtime and avoid carrying over problems from the old environment.
We clarify the platform, data volume, traffic, email and any special requirements.
We copy files and databases without stopping the live site.
We test pages, forms, user accounts, SSL and background processes.
We update DNS and monitor everything after launch.
The store handled a seasonal spike without an emergency move
We moved the project to the cloud environment, checked caching and left resource headroom. During the ad campaign the site kept taking orders, and the team saw key pages running reliably.
Good to know
A cloud environment suits websites and services that need resource headroom, easy scaling and less dependence on a single physical node.
The initial configuration is chosen based on the number of sites, data volume, background processes and expected traffic. As your store, service or corporate portal grows, you can add CPU, memory and disk space without rebuilding the whole infrastructure.
Before an ad campaign or a seasonal peak, assess current resource usage and leave headroom for concurrent users, database operations and dynamic page generation.
Automatic backups help restore files and the database after a faulty update or code change. The exact retention period depends on the chosen plan and should take into account how often the project changes.
During migration, the team checks files, databases, email, the domain and SSL. For critical services, it's best to agree on a migration plan in advance to reduce downtime and test key scenarios before switching DNS.
Choose a plan or tell us about your workload — we'll help pick resources, migrate your data and verify the launch.
