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When to Move Back to Shared Hosting Print

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A legitimate decision.

THE SIGNS

You are not maintaining the server You dread touching it The control you wanted is not being used Your time is going into administration rather than your business

THE HONEST ASSESSMENT

An unmaintained server is worse than shared hosting in every respect.

It is slower, less secure, and more likely to fail badly.

WHAT MOVING BACK GIVES YOU

Maintenance handled Security patching handled Backups included Support available

WHAT YOU LOSE

Root access and the ability to install anything.

If you have not used those, you lose nothing.

HOW TO DECIDE

List what you actually do with root access.

If the list is empty, that is your answer.

IS IT AN ADMISSION OF FAILURE

No. It is a sensible reassessment.

Running infrastructure you do not maintain is the failure.

HOW TO MOVE

The same migration process, in reverse. Open a ticket and we will help.


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