Cloud Architecture & Hosting – ITConfig.ie
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ITCONFIG
DevOps · PHP · Cloud
Cloud Architecture & Hosting

Shape a quietly reliable cloud footprint around your PHP & data platforms.

ITConfig.ie helps organisations in Ireland and the EU design, migrate and operate cloud hosting that is right-sized, observable and secure — without turning every change into a high-risk project.

Cloud-ready PHP hosting Migrations & hybrid setups Cost visibility & control
Hosting-agnostic: shared, VPS, managed cloud Aligns with your existing PHP / data stack
cloud/infrastructure-as-code.tf
Plan · Clean
01 // A simplified view of how we think about cloud.
02 resource "php_app" "training_portal" {
03 servers = "2 x web, 1 x db"
04 backups = "daily, 14d retention"
05 monitoring = "uptime + error rates"
06 budget_cap = "<= EUR 600 / month"
07 }
08 // Fewer surprises. More predictable operations.
Focus Stability & recoverability
Lens DevOps, not just hosting
Scope App, DB, backups, monitoring
Clear, testable cloud decisions – captured once, reused often.
Cloud services

From first deployment to ongoing optimisation

We work with shared hosting, VPS, managed cloud providers and hybrid environments. The aim remains the same: a calm production environment that developers trust and finance teams understand.

01 · Design

Cloud architecture & footprint

We design pragmatic cloud footprints around your PHP applications, databases and data flows instead of forcing you into over-engineered patterns.

  • Shared hosting, VPS or managed cloud
  • Environment separation (dev, test, prod)
  • Network & access considerations
02 · Migration

Hosting & platform migrations

We plan and execute migrations from legacy or congested hosting to cleaner, more maintainable environments – including rollback paths and test runs.

  • Discovery & dependency mapping
  • Cutover windows & rollback plans
  • Post-migration verification & tuning
03 · Cost & capacity

Capacity & cost optimisation

We analyse your existing environment against usage to reduce waste, avoid over-commitment and keep a clear line of sight on monthly spend.

  • Right-sizing servers & services
  • Practical cost dashboards & alerts
  • Growth planning for 6–18 months
04 · Security

Cloud security basics done properly

We focus on the security controls that matter most: access, encryption, patching and basic monitoring, backed by clear runbooks.

  • Access control & credential hygiene
  • SSL, patching & encryption patterns
  • Incident and alerting pathways
05 · Observability

Monitoring, logging & alerts

From simple uptime checks to log and error tracking, we wire signal into the channels your team already uses — without creating dashboard fatigue.

  • Uptime, performance and error monitoring
  • Log aggregation & basic dashboards
  • Alert tuning and escalation paths
06 · DevOps

DevOps & CI/CD alignment

Cloud changes, deploy pipelines and application releases are treated as one flow – so developers can ship safely without infrastructure surprises.

  • Deployment & rollback patterns
  • Infrastructure changes alongside code
  • Shared runbooks with development teams
Cloud journey

Where are you on your cloud journey?

Some teams are moving off shared hosting. Others already have a cloud footprint and need it tidied up. We work with both – and everything in between.

Step 01 · Discover
Map what you have today
Inventory hosting plans, applications, databases and integrations so we know exactly what we’re moving – and what can be retired.
Shared hosting · VPS · existing cloud
Step 02 · Design
Shape a target footprint
Propose a new cloud layout that balances resilience, performance and cost – without over-engineering or locking you into one vendor.
Trade-offs documented and agreed up front
Step 03 · Implement
Move with guardrails
Execute migrations and configuration changes in controlled waves, with test runs, rollback plans and clear communication to stakeholders.
Cutovers planned around real-world usage
Step 04 · Operate
Run & refine quietly
Keep monitoring, backups and costs tuned over time so the cloud becomes a calm background utility, not a constant source of noise and surprises.
Ongoing optimisation, not one-off projects