Website migration service
WordPress, MODX, Bitrix and other PHP/CMS websites, including files, databases, domains, SSL and scheduled tasks.
Move a production website, Laravel/PHP application, VPS, Docker stack or database to a new server or hosting provider. The service covers discovery, backup validation, secure transfer, testing, coordinated cutover and rollback planning.
The migration window and achievable downtime depend on your application architecture, data volume and synchronization options. Zero-downtime migration is assessed, not assumed.
WHAT THE CUTOVER MUST PRESERVE
The cutover scope is confirmed after discovery: a website migration is more than copying files.
WHAT I MIGRATE
Every engagement starts with an inventory of components, versions, data flows and business-critical functions.
WordPress, MODX, Bitrix and other PHP/CMS websites, including files, databases, domains, SSL and scheduled tasks.
Move from shared hosting, VPS/VDS or a dedicated server to another provider, region or infrastructure setup.
Application code, environment configuration, queues, cron jobs, storage, Redis and third-party integrations.
Compose stacks, images, networks, persistent volumes, startup order and service-to-service connectivity.
MySQL, MariaDB and PostgreSQL transfer or synchronization with version and integrity checks.
Custom applications with APIs, workers, role-based access and workflows that must remain consistent after the move.
WHEN MIGRATION MAKES SENSE
A migration should solve a clear operational problem—not simply move the same risk to a different server.
MIGRATION PROCESS
The scope, synchronization method and maintenance window are agreed after discovery.
Document applications, data, runtime versions, DNS, certificates, background jobs and integrations.
Define acceptance criteria, create an independent copy and verify that it can be read or restored.
Prepare the target, move files and data, configure services and plan the final delta sync.
Test key pages, authentication, forms, APIs, workers, scheduled jobs, logs and database writes.
Perform the final synchronization and route traffic during the agreed migration window.
Watch errors and load against acceptance checks while keeping the source available for the agreed rollback period.
DOWNTIME & DATA SAFETY
A low-downtime or zero-downtime migration depends on write activity, replication options, DNS control and application behaviour. The practical goal is to complete most work in advance, reduce the final synchronization window and retain a coherent rollback path.
Discuss your downtime requirements →✓ backup and recovery path checked
✓ application and database validated
✓ certificates and integrations tested
✓ rollback owner and criteria agreed
SECURE ACCESS
For an initial assessment, share only the stack, approximate data volume, desired timeline and acceptable downtime. Credentials and secrets are requested only after scope is agreed and are exchanged through a separate secure channel. Data-location or privacy constraints are documented for the specific project without making generic legal claims.
PRICING
There is no responsible fixed price for an unknown production environment. The assessment identifies the scope and provides an individual migration quote.
RELEVANT TECHNICAL EXPERIENCE
Versioned application context, validation, PostgreSQL, Redis and Docker demonstrate work with the dependencies that must be understood during an application migration.
Review the architecture →A technical recovery case covering diagnosis, cleanup, hardening and file monitoring. The case explicitly records where a missing database limited recovery.
View the technical case →I will move your Telegram bot to a new VPS/VDS while preserving its database, token and configuration. Python, Node.js, PHP, Docker, webhooks, SSL and post-migration checks.
Telegram Bot Migration to a New Server →Files and database transfer, HTTPS and DNS checks, safe URL replacement and page-level 301 redirects for a domain change.
WordPress Migration to a New Server →FAQ
Pricing is based on the number of services, data volume, application dependencies, access constraints and the required cutover approach. A quote is prepared after a short assessment; no invented fixed package is applied to an unknown system.
A zero-downtime or near-zero-downtime migration may be possible when the application and database support continuous synchronization and a controlled cutover. It cannot be promised before the architecture, write traffic and DNS setup are reviewed.
Timing depends on data volume, transfer speed, the number of services and the testing required. The assessment defines the preparation work, migration window and expected cutover duration.
The migration plan includes backups, integrity checks and, where appropriate, a final database synchronization before cutover. No responsible provider can promise data safety without first validating the source system and recovery method.
Yes, subject to an initial check of available access, backups and remaining data. Recovery options and priorities are established before changes are made.
Yes. The assessment covers PHP and extension versions, environment variables, queues, scheduled jobs, Redis, containers, networks, persistent volumes and external integrations.
The new environment is monitored against agreed acceptance checks. If the issue cannot be safely corrected within the cutover window, the documented rollback plan is used to restore traffic to the source environment.
Docker infrastructure audit and PHP upgrade case studyExperience auditing containers and preparing upgrades across projects.
Auditing 74 Docker containers and preparing PHP upgradesA practical account of inventory, isolated builds and verification.
MODX audit and PHP 8.3 migration preparationCustom code compatibility and technical website preparation.
MIGRATION ASSESSMENT
Share the current stack, destination, data volume, preferred timing and acceptable downtime. I will start with the dependencies and risks that need to be checked.
Do not send passwords, private keys or other secrets.