File, database and publishing management with cPanel and LiteSpeed
Assess file and database administration through cPanel, checking PHP version and dependency requirements before selecting an environment.
Hosting and infrastructure
Choose website hosting with its resource requirements in view.
Host website files, databases and publishing in a shared hosting environment.
- Who is this for?
- Corporate websites, blogs and PHP-based applications.
- What does it help you do?
- A hosting environment that lets you focus on content instead of server administration.
Scope and limits that guide the decision
The written scope defines actions and access within the selected product limits.
CloudLinux resource isolation and the selected disk, traffic and resource limits
CloudLinux isolation manages resource boundaries within shared hosting. Compare disk, traffic and processing needs against the chosen package limits.
AutoSSL, Imunify360 and weekly external backup (Cloudflare R2)
Review AutoSSL, Imunify360 and weekly external backups, checking certificate conditions, backup coverage and the restoration approach separately.
Choosing a publishing environment for a business website
A conceptual example explaining the approach, not a customer project or an achieved result.
Define the requirement
An example business lists the files, database and visitor needs of its PHP website.
Distinguish the options
Packages are compared on application compatibility and resource limits, rather than disk capacity alone.
Plan the checks
Authorised access and a recovery plan are prepared for migration, followed by checks of the main pages.
An illustrative workflow, not a customer project.
A path from requirements to use
Timing, authorised access and responsibilities are agreed with the scope.
Choose a package for the website and resource needs
Record existing usage, dependencies and resource requirements.
Planned outputRequirements and dependency list
Prepare the domain and required information
Compare features and billing periods; consider migration and licences separately.
Planned outputSelection and access plan
Track payment and setup in the customer panel
Track current product availability and setup status in the customer panel.
Planned outputSetup status record
Move the website and check publishing and backups
Check access and basic functions, then define administration responsibilities.
Planned outputAccess checks and administration plan
Checks before putting the service into use
The product and written scope define final deliverables; not every item is included in every package.
- File, database and publishing management with cPanel and LiteSpeed
- CloudLinux resource isolation and the selected disk, traffic and resource limits
- AutoSSL, Imunify360 and weekly external backup (Cloudflare R2)
- Checks of authorised access and relevant service settings
- Records of application administration, extra services and support responsibilities
Product descriptions or proposals define limits and support. Migration and restoration require an explicit scope.
Questions that clarify the choice
Is shared hosting the same as a VPS?
No. Shared hosting has defined resource limits; it does not provide the full server administration model of a VPS.
Can weekly backups recover every piece of data?
Timing, coverage and backup availability matter. Restoration requires assessment; every data state or successful recovery is not guaranteed.
Is migration of my existing site included?
Migration scope, access and compatibility require confirmation. Hosting alone promises neither uninterrupted migration nor website development.
Where should I check current prices and limits?
Use billing, resource and fee information on the product detail page. Additional requirements are not automatically included.
Which work is considered separately?
Website development, content management, extra resources and separate licences require their own scope.
Packages and prices
Package prices exclude 20% VAT. Review the exact scope, billing period and any additional charges in the product details.
Starter Package
Hosting for one website with cPanel, LiteSpeed and CloudLinux resources.
- 1 Website
- 10 GB NVMe SSD
- 100 GB Monthly Traffic
- 1 CPU / 1 GB RAM
- Weekly Automatic Backup
₺170/month
Review scopeRecommended
Professional Package
Balanced hosting resources for growing projects with up to five websites.
- 5 Websites
- 30 GB NVMe SSD
- 300 GB Monthly Traffic
- 1.5 CPU / 1.5 GB RAM
- 25 Email Accounts
₺420/month
Review scopeCorporate Package
High-resource hosting for corporate projects with up to ten websites.
- 10 Websites
- 50 GB NVMe SSD
- 500 GB Monthly Traffic
- 2 CPU / 2 GB RAM
- 50 Email Accounts
₺1045/month
Review scopeCompare packages
View all packages side by side. You can upgrade your package later while preserving your data.
| Package | Websites | Disk | Monthly traffic | vCPU | RAM | Email accounts | Monthly | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter Package | 1 | 10 GB | 100 GB | 1 | 1 GB | 5 | 170 ₺ | Select |
| Professional PackageRecommended | 5 | 30 GB | 300 GB | 1.5 | 1.5 GB | 25 | 420 ₺ | Select |
| Corporate Package | 10 | 50 GB | 500 GB | 2 | 2 GB | 50 | 1.045 ₺ | Select |
Prices exclude VAT.
- Free SSL (AutoSSL)
- Weekly external backup (Cloudflare R2)
- Imunify360 protection
- cPanel and LiteSpeed
Frequently asked questions
What if I choose the wrong package?
You can upgrade your package while preserving your data. Starting small and moving up as your needs grow is a common approach.
When can my website go live?
After payment approval, your account is opened automatically. You access cPanel from the service page in your customer panel; credentials are not emailed for security reasons. There is no setup fee.
Can I move my existing website?
Yes. Open a migration request from the Migration section of your service page. Our team can transfer the site from your existing provider. You can also upload files and databases using cPanel tools.
How do backups work?
A weekly account backup is stored outside the server in Cloudflare R2, so a server problem does not affect that copy.
Can I install WordPress?
Yes. Linux hosting supports one-click installation of WordPress and other popular applications. WordPress hosting is more suitable when you need specific tools such as staging and automatic updates.
What happens if I exceed resource limits?
CloudLinux isolates each account. A site exceeding its limits slows down without affecting neighbouring accounts. Monitor usage in your panel and upgrade if needed.
Need help deciding? Let us choose a suitable package together.