CYTO scope
The accepted hosting, migration, support, validation, and coordination work documented for the engagement.
Services
CYTO Hosting evaluates the workload first, then defines the hosting, transition, operational, and coordination responsibilities that can be supported.
Core service
For accepted public websites and landing pages, CYTO can scope a managed hosting path that accounts for the site type, dependencies, release method, and support needs.
Acceptance, capacity, schedule, and commercial terms are confirmed only after review.
Transition
CYTO can inventory the existing site and prepare a controlled path to the approved destination. The plan identifies what must be preserved, what can change, and how the result will be checked.
After launch
Where approved, ongoing care can cover defined maintenance and release coordination for the hosted site. The written scope establishes what CYTO handles, what the client retains, and how changes or incidents are escalated.
Monitoring, backups, recovery, security controls, and response commitments are engagement-specific and are not implied by this page.
Reviewed workloads
Web applications need more than a generic hosting package. CYTO can review an application's runtime, data, deployment, integration, and recovery dependencies to determine whether a managed path is appropriate.
A review is not acceptance. Applications with unsupported technology, unclear ownership, unresolved data obligations, or unapproved operational risk may require remediation or another provider.
Connected dependencies
A website project can include dependencies outside the hosting account. CYTO Hosting can identify and coordinate approved domain or DNS work with CYTO DNS while keeping responsibilities explicit.
Email is treated as a separate dependency. Website work does not silently move mailboxes, alter mail routing, or assume authority over a client's provider accounts.
Responsibility boundary
The accepted hosting, migration, support, validation, and coordination work documented for the engagement.
Accurate information, authorized access, content decisions, approvals, and responsibilities retained by the organization.
Provider, DNS, account, billing, security, data, or infrastructure actions that require their own authority and execution owner.
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