Hosting & cloud
I deploy and maintain websites, apps and servers with European providers first: your data stays in the European Union, GDPR is simpler and you pay a fair price.
When your data and your customers' data is held by a European company in European data centres, European law applies. GDPR is easier to comply with and easier to explain to your customers.
Providers like Hetzner or OVHcloud also offer very competitive performance for the price, and sticking to standard technology keeps you from depending on a single tech giant.
Companies subject to European law, with data centres inside the EU.
Fewer international data transfers to justify in your privacy policy.
Excellent performance for the price, especially for servers and storage.
I use standard technology (containers, open databases) so you can switch providers if you ever need to.
I look at where your systems are now, what you pay and what the risks are.
I recommend a provider, an architecture and an estimated monthly cost.
I move everything following a plan that avoids downtime, usually out of hours.
I monitor, update and back up.
I choose the provider for each project. These are the usual ones:
Cloud and dedicated servers with excellent value for money. Data centres in Germany and Finland.
One of the largest European cloud providers. Very complete for servers, storage and web hosting.
A modern European cloud with good options for containers, managed databases and AI.
German provider of hosting, domains, servers and cloud.
I use it when a project needs specific Google services, global scale or Firebase. Data can be kept in European regions, including Madrid.
You pay the provider directly, with no middleman. My migration and maintenance work is quoted separately, at a fixed price.
Request a quoteIt can be, if configured properly with European regions. The difference is that US companies are also subject to US laws such as the CLOUD Act. A European provider reduces that risk.
Yes. I migrate websites, online shops, email and databases with a plan so nothing goes down and nothing is lost.
I set up automatic backups and monitoring to catch problems and restore service as quickly as possible.
Often the opposite. For an SME's websites and applications it is usually the same price or cheaper than the big US providers.
If you are not sure, I will review your setup and tell you what your options are.