We calculate the real load and choose a configuration without a “just in case” margin;
We deploy the server in a data centre in Uzbekistan;
We set up the environment, domain, SSL and backups;
We migrate the project and measure the speed before and after;
We connect availability monitoring with alerts.
We design the architecture: application servers, database, redundancy;
We allocate resources — virtual or physical, depending on the task;
We set up fault tolerance and regular backups with restore testing;
We add DDoS protection and network access segmentation;
We fix availability figures and response times in the contract.
We map what is being moved: sites, databases, mail, files, services;
We prepare the new site and move a copy without touching the live system;
We test the copy together with your staff;
We switch traffic in an agreed window, keeping downtime to a minimum;
We keep the old site running for a while as insurance;
We hand over the access and documentation.
Server location affects two things: speed for your users and compliance with personal data storage requirements. A data centre inside the country solves both.
We choose the configuration by real load rather than by price list. Often a project needs a server half the size of what is offered — and that money is better spent on development.
Syntra Cloud means cloud and dedicated servers, object storage and administration. You get infrastructure with clear responsibility: who watches it, who responds and how quickly.
The servers stand in a data centre on Uzbek territory. Uzbek law allows biometric data, genetic data and telecom subscriber data to be stored only inside the country; other personal data may be held abroad only if the conditions set by the law are met and the database is registered. Hosting in Uzbekistan closes the question entirely.
We calculate the load before launch and review the configuration afterwards. If resources sit idle we reduce them instead of keeping them “in reserve”.
We set up daily backups and regularly run a test restore. A backup only has value when you have actually restored from it.
Availability and incident response times are fixed in the contract. You know who to call at night and what happens next.
We look at traffic, data volume, simultaneous users and peak hours. The configuration comes out of those numbers.
We prepare the environment, domains, certificates, access rights and monitoring. The settings are documented so the infrastructure can be reproduced.
We move a copy, check it together with you and only then switch the traffic. The old site is kept for a while as insurance.
We watch availability, disk space, load and certificate expiry. We react before users notice a problem.
When the load grows we add resources without reinstallation or long stops. The architecture is designed for growth.
A server for a website or CRM starts from $30 per month, capacity for high-load systems from $150 per month, and migration without downtime from $900.
In a data centre in Uzbekistan. This is Syntra Cloud: cloud and dedicated servers, object storage and administration.
The law allows biometric and genetic data and telecom subscriber data to be stored only inside the country; other personal data may be transferred abroad only under the law’s conditions and with the database registered. Hosting in Uzbekistan removes this question, and the site loads faster for users in the country.
Yes. We move a copy without touching the live system, test it together with your staff, switch traffic in an agreed window and keep the old platform for a while as a safety net.
From real load: traffic, data volume, concurrent users and peak hours. If resources sit idle, we scale the configuration down instead of keeping it “just in case”.
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