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Web hosting and sites
Marketing sites, documentation, and content platforms behind managed TLS, with a deploy path you can run from your own repository.
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EasyGoin Technologies · hosting practice
Infrastructure operated by the people who built it
Websites, applications and databases, managed compute, business email, and game servers, run on our own estate with the same discipline we apply to our internal platform. One operator, direct contact, and configuration you can take with you.
Service lines
Six practice areas. Each one has multiple tiers, published specifications, and a written description of what we handle and what stays with you.
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Applications and databases
Run your application next to a managed database on our data tier, with backups, connection hygiene, and upgrades handled by an operator.
From $6 Explore
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Managed compute and containers
Container workloads, managed virtual servers, and scheduled jobs on our Proxmox and Kubernetes estate, operated rather than merely rented.
From $9 Explore
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Business email and collaboration
Mailboxes and transactional delivery on your own domain, with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC configured correctly the first time.
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Game and community servers
Dedicated game servers with backup discipline, mod-aware update windows, and an operator who reads crash logs.
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Engineering and consulting
Scoped engagements for migrations, infrastructure design, and ongoing managed operations, billed as work rather than as a subscription to a panel.
From $280 Explore
What it runs on
No mystery hosting. This is the architecture your workload lands in, described plainly so you can judge whether it fits.
Edge and certificates
Every public hostname terminates TLS at a reverse proxy we operate, with automated certificate issuance and renewal. Workloads speak plain HTTP behind it and never handle certificate rotation. Canonical host policy and redirects are configured once and monitored.
Compute in two shapes
Container workloads run on a Kubernetes tier with manifests held in Git, so a service can be rebuilt from source of truth. Virtual machines run on Proxmox with scheduled snapshots on separate storage. We will tell you which shape your workload actually is.
A separate data tier
MariaDB, PostgreSQL, and Redis-compatible caches run on a dedicated tier with their own lifecycle, their own maintenance windows, and their own backups. An application incident cannot become a data incident.
Mail that authenticates
Mailboxes and transactional relay run on Stalwart on our infrastructure. SPF, DKIM, and DMARC are published and verified during onboarding rather than left to you to discover.
Change control that leaves a record
Infrastructure is described in repositories and applied through automation. Changes have a written record and a reverse path. That is unglamorous, and it is the reason an outage can be explained rather than guessed at.
Manual provisioning, on purpose
Orders enter an operator queue rather than a fully automated pipeline. A person reads your intake, builds the service, and verifies it before handover. It is slower than a control panel and it catches things a control panel does not.
Written from operations, not marketing
Our guides cover the problems that actually stop projects. They are useful whether you buy from us or run it yourself.
Operations
Backups and snapshots: keep rollback boring
Snapshot timing, off-site copies, and restores you have actually rehearsed.
Networking
Double NAT and CGNAT: the silent party crashers
Symptoms, diagnosis, and when a hosted relay is the honest answer.
How we work
Small host, big context
Continuity of context, real change control, and honest diagnosis.
Not sure which tier fits
Describe the workload and we will tell you which service line it belongs in, including when the honest answer is that you do not need us for it. Scoping costs nothing.